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Dealer Perceptions of Manufacturer Power and Influence Strategies in a Developing Country
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1986
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Social InfluencePerceived PowerOrganizational BehaviorCompetitive AdvantageManagementInfluence StrategiesInternational BusinessGlobal StrategyInternational ManagementRelationship MarketingField StudyManufacturer PowerCorporate Social ResponsibilitySupply Chain ManagementStrategic ManagementMarketingDealer PerceptionsInterorganizational RelationshipSupply ManagementSupplier RelationshipDyadic Channel RelationshipsOrganizational CommunicationBusinessStrategic SourcingBusiness StrategyPurchasingInfluence Model
The author reports a field study of dyadic channel relationships in India. Among the findings is that a manufacturer's perceived power is related positively to the frequency of use of relatively high pressure influence strategies by its field representatives. The need to conduct studies across several industries and countries is underscored by the study findings.
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