European Journal of Marketing · 1985 · 21 citations · 22 references
ManagementMarketingMarketing ManagementCompetitive AdvantageMarketing StrategyStrategic MarketingMarket StructureMarketing PlanningMarket EnvironmentMarketing CapabilitiesMarketing Conditions
Gives a critical examination of “Markets” within the marketing environment, and suggests that the system of marketing can be described by two fundamental dimensions: activity and product. Presents a normative view of the relationships that exist between a marketing system and its environment. Proposes that the system is more effective in same conditions than in others. Indicates that the dynamics of marketing strategy and competitive advantage should be considered.
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