2018
DOI: 10.20472/bm.2018.6.2.002
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Customer Behavior in Commercial Banks of Kosovo

Abstract: Taking into account the importance of analyzing and studying consumer behavior, it was seemed necessary to conduct a research on this issue. As part of this research, consumer behavior in the Kosovo's Commercial Banks were studied and analyzed. This study is divided into the three main parts: the first part of the study includes a review of various literature, publications and scientific journals related to understanding the role and importance of consumer behavior in enterprises. The second part of the study … Show more

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“…This question arises: Why some clients use one form or another of service or payment? When it comes to the services' sector, such as the banking sector, consumer behavior analysis becomes more complex and difficult to understand and analyze (Fejza, Bajrami, & Livoreka, 2018). Services design in the banking sector, according to Chaker (2015) is very different from design in manufacturing, because services are intangible, warranty or repair processes are not as important as recovery or reimbursement processes.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…This question arises: Why some clients use one form or another of service or payment? When it comes to the services' sector, such as the banking sector, consumer behavior analysis becomes more complex and difficult to understand and analyze (Fejza, Bajrami, & Livoreka, 2018). Services design in the banking sector, according to Chaker (2015) is very different from design in manufacturing, because services are intangible, warranty or repair processes are not as important as recovery or reimbursement processes.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%