1995
DOI: 10.2307/1252069
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The Comparative Advantage Theory of Competition

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“…Ratneshwar, Shocker, Cotte, and Srivastava (1999) state that an important gap in current models of market structuring is their lack of a sound theoretical foundation in consumer behavior. Given that a thorough understanding of customer behavior should be a starting point of marketing decision making (e.g., Aaker, 1998;Hunt & Morgan, 1995), this is an obvious shortcoming. Following the Ratneshwar et al call (1999), the goal of this article is to develop a model of market structure that is built on a theory of individual consumer behavior.…”
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“…Ratneshwar, Shocker, Cotte, and Srivastava (1999) state that an important gap in current models of market structuring is their lack of a sound theoretical foundation in consumer behavior. Given that a thorough understanding of customer behavior should be a starting point of marketing decision making (e.g., Aaker, 1998;Hunt & Morgan, 1995), this is an obvious shortcoming. Following the Ratneshwar et al call (1999), the goal of this article is to develop a model of market structure that is built on a theory of individual consumer behavior.…”
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“…Building on recent research in MSA, the proposed model of individual consumer behavior is based on the notion that consumer behavior is goal-directed and purposive Yang, Allenby, & Fennell, 2002). A richer understanding of the behavioral determinants of market structure can help companies anticipate shifts in customer preferences that may alter their competitive advantage (Hunt & Morgan, 1995).…”
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“…Competition is passive and ignores the imperfections of the competitive relationship that can lead to, for example, a monopoly situation (Hunt & Morgan, 1995;Osarenkhoe, 2010).…”
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“…Hunt & Morgan (1995) comentam que a heterogeneidade dos gostos e necessidades dos clientes torna difícil falar-se em um mercado que atinja toda a indústria, quando, na realidade, existem segmentos de mercado. Contudo, o conceito de um produto que atenda a toda a indústria assenta-se no fato de que podem existir características gerais que são valorizadas pela maioria dos segmentos de mercado dentro da indústria.…”
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