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Sayasonti (2015) investigated the factors discussed in the literature which influence customer perceived service quality; customer satisfaction and customer repurchase intention in the auto insurance industry in Thailand. According the analysis of the study, the assurance dimension was a key determinant of a customer assessment of service quality in the auto insurance industry in Thailand. And there was a linear relationship between customer satisfactions, perceived service quality of the company

Inhalt 1. Capability Approach and Amartya Sen 1 1.1. Amartya Sen 1 1.2. Capability Approach 1 1.3. Functioning and Capability 2 1.3.1. Functioning 2 1.3.2. Capability 2 1.4. Capability Approach and Human Development 3 1.5. Human Development – a shift in development theory and policy 3   Capability Approach and Human Development Amartya Sen Amartya Sen is an Indian scholar and Nobel Prize laureate in economics. He grew up and witnessed the great famine in India, when 2-3 million people died.

least amount of work to construct Limitations: Managers may claim advantages for features that actually provide no benefit to target customers. Another pitfall in all benefits value proposition is that many, even most, of the benefits may be points of parity with those of the next best alternative, diluting the effect of the few genuine points of difference. Favourable points of difference: Explicitly recognizes that the customer has an alternative. Knowing that an element of an offering is a point of

believed that sales occurred across broad age segments, and thus considered the LFL customer to be “ageless”. LFL executives believed that 12-17 year-old female consumers were increasingly critical to reach because of their present and future buying power. Traditionally, Reebok held a relatively low share of this segment compared to other brands such as Nike and Adidas. C. Industry

Project Report on Launch of Bisleri fruit flavored water. Submitted in partial fulfillment of Marketing Management course curriculum. Submitted By:- Mohan Singh Sikarwar MBA-Entrepreneur Amity Business School EXECUTIVE SUMMARY This project

Unit 1 Week 1 Question 1 (1 point) When marketers focus on trading things of value, they are referring to: Question 1 options: creating value promotional offers designed to stimulate barter price charged adjusted for currency rates location where products and services are traded the exchange process Question 2 (1 point) Charles had developed a new piece of machinery that is easily configurable to the manufacturers changing specifications. His product is superior to anything that exists on the

What events led to the Civil War? During the Revolutionary Era from 1765-1815, slavery existed in thirteen colonies. Maryland went from white servants to slaves. There was an agricultural economy that existed in the South that was dependent on the labor of slaves. Although slavery did not exist in the North exclusively; New York, Philadelphia, and New England were involved in the trade of slaves; so although the South was exclusively using slaves as an economic gain, the North also had financial

Other reason why there was a deficiency in the SSS was because investments are linked to political and social considerations, limiting income and growth. Labor law, rules and regulations that protect workers’ economic security provides ways for employers to avoid the cost of social insurance, hence poor enrollment in SSS (DeCastro, 2015). Unlike Indonesia, the Philippines have a mandatory retirement age at 65 years old, even though individuals can retire as early as 60. But the life expectancy at

has been identical to national security. National security and national defense have become virtually synonymous, and emphasis has been put on the military aspects of security. The traditional arrangements for peace and security have been balance of power and collective security. However, the post-cold war era has brought to the fore the problem of internal and domestic conflict. Globalisation and communication are deeply intertwined in international relations. Probably, there is no globalization

There are three systems of healthcare discussed in the text, each offering different levels and types of care. Hospitals are the first system. Hospitals began as an institution for the poor and offered little therapy (Williams & Torrens, 2008). Now hospitals are focused on health care and offer highly specialized services. While the number of hospitals have decreased in recent years from 7,156 in 1975 to 5,764 in 2003, expenditures have increased from 9.2 billion in 1960 to 500 billion in 2003 (Williams