Review of Business Management · 2019 · 13 citations · 28 references
BusinessMarketingMarketing ManagementConsumer BehaviorMarketing StrategyPsychometricsConsumer RetentionConsumer SatisfactionConsumer TheoryCustomer SatisfactionCustomer Service ManagementStructural Equation ModelingConsumer Behavior AnalysisCustomer Satisfaction VariablesDirect EffectsMobile Consumer BehaviorPsychometric ModelingPsychometric PropertiesRetention RatesStructural Path Analysis
Purpose -In ongoing service sectors, some companies have high customer retention in spite of frequent consumer dissatisfaction and high complaint rates. This retention results from customer inertia. This paper aims to identify what influences this inertial behavior.
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