Industry StudiesPrentice Hall, 1992 - 370 páginas |
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... manufacturers or conspiracy between a manufacturer and its dealers to impose RPM . Manufacturers were thus free to suggest resale prices and terminate price - cutting dealers , but they could not coerce dealers into adopting RPM or ...
... manufacturers or conspiracy between a manufacturer and its dealers to impose RPM . Manufacturers were thus free to suggest resale prices and terminate price - cutting dealers , but they could not coerce dealers into adopting RPM or ...
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... manufacturer . If , say , one bicycle or jeans manufacturer uses RPM , a cartel has not been created . All manufacturers of bicycles or jeans would have to adopt RPM if it were to be used to establish a cartel . Intrabrand price com ...
... manufacturer . If , say , one bicycle or jeans manufacturer uses RPM , a cartel has not been created . All manufacturers of bicycles or jeans would have to adopt RPM if it were to be used to establish a cartel . Intrabrand price com ...
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... Manufacturers may want particular types of information imparted or a spe- cial type of in - store advertising display , but deal- ers may choose other forms of promotion or lower expenditures on promotion . Alternatively , deal- ers may ...
... Manufacturers may want particular types of information imparted or a spe- cial type of in - store advertising display , but deal- ers may choose other forms of promotion or lower expenditures on promotion . Alternatively , deal- ers may ...
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