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Title: Corporate reputation, service quality and attitude toward price : the case of an energy utility
Other Titles: Developments in marketing science
Authors: Caruana, Albert
Said, Emanuel
Williams, Laura
Krentler, Kathleen
Keywords: Prices
Internet marketing
Corporate image
Energy consumption
Issue Date: 1999
Publisher: Academy of Marketing Science
Citation: Caruana, A., Said, E., Krentler, K., & Williams, L. (1999). Corporate reputation, service quality and attitude toward price: the case of an energy utility. In C. H. Noble (Ed.). Developments in marketing science (pp. 420-425). Miami: Academy of Marketing Science.
Abstract: The effects of corporate reputation and service quality on customers' attitude toward price for electricity are considered. Significant effects on attitude toward price are found among one of the three reputation dimensions and two dimensions used to measure service quality. Managerial implications, limitations and possible directions for future research are discussed.
URI: https://www.um.edu.mt/library/oar/handle/123456789/93516
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