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est extrait du travail réalisé par V.Kumar & D. Shah, « Expanding the Role of Marketing : Firm customer Equity to Market Capitalisation », Journal of Marketing, Novembre 2009. - CLVi = lifetime value for customer I; P(Buyij = 1) = predicted probability that customer i will purchase in period j; CMij = predicted contribution margin provided by customer i in period j; MˆTij = predicted level of marketing contacts (or touches) directed toward customer i in period j; MC = average cost for a single

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