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for Remanufactured Products: An Experimental Analysis .................................... 96 1. Industrial and marketing challenges of remanufacturing ........................................................... 99 2. An economic experiment on consumers' preferences for remanufactured products .............. 102 2.1. Incentive properties of experimental auctions .......................................................................... 102 2.2. Hypotheses......................................

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tels que définis ci-dessus, mais qui présentent toutefois des « connotations sportives », dans la mesure où il existe un lien sémantique avec le sport, même si celui-ci est faible. D’autre part, nous nous limiterons à une perspective « Business to Consumer ». Nous nous situerons donc délibérément dans une perspective de 383 marketing par le sport, tel que le marketing sportif pratiqué par des sociétés (Coca-Cola, Visa…), et non dans la logique du marketing du sport, celui des fédérations sportives

a major player in a very competitive, fast moving, and particular market. First, the company evolves in a B to B market: it does not provide final products to final consumers and is still not well known by individuals. The aim of this situation is that some competitors can sometimes be clients of the company, and even if the consumer does not know Givaudan, the materials provided by the company give the final product its main quality. Givaudan image depends on companies that transform those

a toujours aimé. Mais encore dans « le poison me consume, ma force m’abandonne ; la plume me tombe dans les mains ; je sens affaiblir jusqu’à ma haine ; je me meurs » on trouve une gradation des étapes de la mort donc la mise en place du processus de fin de vie de Roxanne elle en train de nous annoncer son suicide. Dans cette phrase il y a un champ lexical de la mort « le poison », « consume », « abandonne », « affaiblir », « meurs » avec « consume » qui fait référence au feu qui elle-même est associé

main process of it is identifying the consumer target. Brand positioning also supposes to market segmentation by dividing the market into distinct groups of homogenous consumers. Furthermore it is important to define the nature of competition. Brand positioning consists in “designing the company’s offer and image so that it occupies a distinct and valued place in the target customer’s mind”. In other word the aim of a good positioning is to convince consumers of the advantages or points of differences

Event’s sponsoring as a Communication tool to tribes : International Brands versus Consumer Point of View Laurent ARNONE, Angy GEERTS and Chantal SCOUBEAU Warocqué Research Center – Warocqué School of Economics and Business Administration University of Mons-Hainaut Belgium Contacts : laurent.arnone@umh.ac.be angy.geerts@umh.ac.be chantal.scoubeau@umh.ac.be Introduction Sport, leisure activities and hobbies are getting more and more important in people’s everyday lives. If these “ordinary

in attitude models , Unpublished working paper, The University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, ML, cité dans Oualid-de Barnier (1999) Babin B., Darden W. et Griffin M. (1994), Work and/or fun : measuring hedonic and utilitarian shopping value , Journal of Consumer Research, 20, 644-656. Beatty S. et Ferrell E. (1998), Impulse buying : modelling its precursors , Journal of Retailing, 74, 2,.169-191. Berkowitz L. (1993), Toward a general theory of anger and emotional aggression : implications of the cognitive-neoassociationistic

Demand conditions: - Since 2006, French consumers have purchasing power increases. (+0,6% in 2008) - In 2008, household consumption expenditure slowed significantly, but resists: +0,1% in volume, after +2,4% in 2007. The rise in prices is stronger (+2,8% after +2,1%) due to the surge in prices of food and energy. The purchasing power of income grows more slowly in these conditions than in 2007, which tends to penalize consumption. To maintain consumer spending, households reduce their savings rate

fr/flash-eco/2012/12/11/97002-20121211FILWWW00514-chine-13-du-marche-du-luxe-d-ici-2015.php II) 1) a) Luxury driver According to KPMG report (…) There are big factor/driver influence Chinese consumers who are trading up. (KPMG; Refined strategies: Luxury extends its reach across China (2010)). The more discerning Chinese consumers now become growingly brand and quality-conscious and are less price sensitive (moreover abroad). The trend of trading up is well reflected in motivators behind luxury purchases. According