Journal of Business Research
1973 - 2025
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Volume 10, issue 4, 1982
- Consumer behavior in accumulating household financial assets pp. 397-417

- Edward Stafford, Jack J. Kasulis and Robert F. Lusch
- Conjoint measurement experiment of consumer complaining behavior pp. 419-429

- Nicholas Didow and Hiram Barksdale
- Intraindustry marketing strategy effects on the analysis of firm performance pp. 431-443

- Gary L. Frazier and Roy D. Howell
- Detecting financially troubled property-liability insurers pp. 445-458

- James R. Eck
- Estimating temporal trends in preferences measured by graded paired comparisons pp. 459-473

- Joel Huber and Morris B. Holbrook
- Ethical beliefs and personal values of top level executives pp. 475-487

- Douglas J. Lincoln, Milton M. Pressley and Taylor Little
- Use of two-limit probit regression model: An analysis of lender response to loan requests pp. 489-502

- Bruce L. Dixon and Steven T. Sonka
- Intensive growth strategies: A closer examination pp. 503-522

- Poondi Varadarajan and William R. Dillon
Volume 10, issue 3, 1982
- Special section on product development: Introduction pp. 263-266

- F. Anthony Bushman and C. Merle Crawford
- Product manager in perspective pp. 267-277

- Thomas D. Giese and T. M. Weisenberger
- Concept testing pp. 279-294

- William L. Moore
- Optimizing the product developing process using psychophysical scaling pp. 295-308

- Samuel Rabino and Howard Moskowitz
- Importance, elicitation order, and expectancy x value pp. 309-317

- Michael J. Ryan and Morris B. Holbrook
- Influence of other people on consumer attributions toward brand and person pp. 319-338

- Robert E. Burnkrant
- Reliability and validity effects under mail survey conditions pp. 339-353

- Wesley H. Jones and James R. Lang
- Measuring the performance of industrial salespersons pp. 355-370

- Douglas N. Behrman and William Perreault
- Entry and market share success of new brands in concentrated markets pp. 371-383

- Ronald H. King and Arthur Thompson
- The influence of national versus generic branding on taste perceptions pp. 385-396

- Joseph A. Bellizzi and Warren S. Martin
Volume 10, issue 2, 1982
- Special section on industrial buying behavior: Introduction pp. 133-134

- Wesley J. Johnston and Robert E. Spekman
- Industrial buying behavior: A need for an integrative approach pp. 135-146

- Wesley J. Johnston and Robert E. Spekman
- An extended interpersonal influence model of organizational buyer behavior pp. 147-157

- Robert Krapfel
- Impact of internal and external environmental stability on the existence of determinant buying rules pp. 159-168

- Gloria P. Thomas and John F. Grashof
- The linking pin role in organizational buying centers pp. 169-184

- Yoram Wind and Thomas S. Robertson
- DESIGNOR: A decision support procedure for industrial product design pp. 185-197

- Jean-Marie Choffray and Gary L. Lilien
- Comparison of promotional management in exporting to the Soviet Union and OECD countries pp. 199-215

- Kristian Moller
- Predictive power of joint space models constructed with composition techniques pp. 217-236

- William L. Moore
- Similarities between conflict and cooperation in the marketing channel pp. 237-250

- Robert H. Ross and Robert F. Lusch
- Sponsorship and follow-up effects on response quality of mail surveys pp. 251-262

- Achilles A. Armenakis and William L. Lett
Volume 10, issue 1, 1982
- Special section on German research in marketing: Introduction pp. 1-2

- Klaus G. Grunert
- Consumer habit forming, information acquisition, and buying behavior pp. 3-15

- Klaus Peter Kaas
- Optimal price and advertising policy for new products pp. 17-30

- Helmut Schmalen
- Linear processing in a semantic network: An alternative view of consumer product evaluation pp. 31-42

- Klaus G. Grunet
- Impulsive consumer buying as a result of emotions pp. 43-57

- Peter Weinberg and Wolfgang Gottwald
- Marketing of noncommercial test institutions pp. 59-73

- Gunter Silberer
- Detrimental effects of television advertising on consumer socialization pp. 75-84

- Eduard Stupening
- Union steward locus of control, job, union involvement, and grievance behavior pp. 85-101

- Dan R. Dalton and William D. Todor
- Usefulness of financial ratios in a single industry pp. 103-118

- Scott S. Cowen and Jeffrey A. Hoffer
- Attitudes toward the corporation and the evaluation of social data pp. 119-131

- Paul F. Williams
Volume 9, issue 4, 1981
- Special section on international marketing: Introduction pp. 327-328

- Robert T. Green and Jac L. Goldstucker
- Cross-national product value perceptions pp. 329-337

- Petr Chadraba and Robert O'Keefe
- Perceived importance of selected product information sources in two time periods by United States and West German consumers pp. 339-351

- Ronald D. Anderson and Jack L. Engledow
- Segmenting U.S. firms for export development pp. 353-365

- Michael R. Czinkota and Wesley J. Johnston
- Retailing institutions in developing countries: Determinants of supermarket patronage in Istanbul, Turkey pp. 367-379

- Ugur Yavas, Erdener Kaynak and Eser Borak
- Consumer responsiveness to price differentials: A case for insurance industry deregulation pp. 381-395

- Steven J. Skinner, Terry L. Childers and Wesley H. Jones
- Failure of the national flood insurance partnership pp. 397-407

- Fred B. Power and E. Warren Shows
- Understanding absenteeism: The potential contribution of economic theory pp. 409-418

- James R. Chelius
Volume 9, issue 3, 1981
- Heavy, medium, light shoppers and nonshoppers of a used merchandise outlet pp. 243-253

- Ugur Yavas and Glen Riecken
- Self-monitoring, norms, and attitudes as influences on consumer complaining pp. 255-266

- William O. Bearden and Melissa Crockett
- Reliability and cross-validity of trade-off analysis in an industrial setting pp. 283-295

- James Wiley
- Operating leverage as a determinant of systematic risk pp. 297-308

- James M. Gahlon
- Does source affect response to direct advocacy print advertisements? pp. 309-319

- Leonard N. Reid, Lawrence C. Soley and Bruce G. Vander Bergh
- Impact of alternative length estimation and prediction periods on the stability of security and portfolio betas pp. 321-325

- Arthur Eubank and J. Kenton Zumwalt
Volume 9, issue 2, 1981
- Statistical classification models applied to common stock analysis pp. 123-149

- Edward Altman
- Use and misuse of social stratification in consumer behavior research pp. 151-173

- Luis V. Dominguez and Albert L. Page
- Venture planning and analysis: An integrated approach to investment evaluation and product pricing pp. 175-203

- Alan H. Kvanli and W. M. Barnes
- Economic determinants of consumer sentiment pp. 205-220

- C. Alan Garner
- Stationarity test for the beta binomial model pp. 221-230

- Darius J. Sabavala and Donald G. Morrison
- Effects of short-sale restrictions pp. 231-236

- R. Corwin Grube and William L. Beedles
- Research in marketing: Vol. II, Jagdish N. Sheth, ed., JAI Press, Inc., Greenwich, Connecticut, 1979, 357 pages. Hardcover: $32.50 pp. 237-239

- William O. Bearden
- Making organisations work: Trevor Owen, Martinus Nijhoff Social Sciences Division, London, 1978, 159 pages. Hardcover: $24.00 pp. 241-242

- Robert F. Lusch
Volume 9, issue 1, 1981
- An additional approach for interpretation of multiple discriminant analysis in business research pp. 1-11

- Collin J. Watson
- The stable dividend hypothesis pp. 13-27

- Jacques A. Schnabel
- Of lessees, lessors, and discount rates and whether pigs have wings pp. 29-38

- Richard S. Bower and George Oldfield
- Information processing analysis of a stochastic model of brand choice pp. 39-48

- Luis Dominguez and Richard W. Olshavsky
- Competitive position effects and market share: An exploratory investigation pp. 49-64

- P. Varadarajan and William R. Dillon
- Profiling demographic characteristics of alienated consumers pp. 65-86

- Zarrel V. Lambert
- Valuation and firm investment and financing policies with personal tax biases pp. 87-111

- Lawrence D. Schall
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