[PDF] Top 20 A Framework Of Marketing Promotion For Perishable Products

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... Dr. Nicky Yates is a Lecturer within the Cranfield University Centre for Logistics and Supply Chain Management. She has a wide general interest in modelling the supply chain. Her research focusses on simulation and ... See full document

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... TEXAN marketing promotion pro- gram in 1999 to support Texas agricultural and food ...retail promotion and media events, and reverse trade missions seem to have a significant effect on sales increase ... See full document

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... manufacturer’s products, to give the products more prominent shelf space, to feature the products in special floor or end-of-aisle displays, or to engage in other similar promotional ... See full document

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... tion: the net profit is simply computed as Revenue – Acquisition costs – Distribution costs, and its expected value defines the objective function. We assume a finite planning horizon of length T . We consider an ... See full document

... With the development of product development technology and the rapid rise of online retailing, the market competition becomes increasingly fierce. Based on consumer utility function, this ar- ticle established a ... See full document

... There are a number of limitations associated with this analysis, such as, (i) we used the DHS data which is a representative sample and may not have accounted for some of the variability[r] ... See full document

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... (e.g., perishable, dairy) products, where nished orders are often delivered to customers immediately or shortly after the production to restrict quality ... See full document