2022
DOI: 10.54691/bcpbm.v28i.2248
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The Influential Factors on Customer Loyalty Based on Marketing Mix Theory

Abstract: With the rapid growth of China's luxury market, many luxury brands have shifted their sales focus to China, in which resulting in many brands taking root in China one after another. The purpose of this report was to explore how Hermes utilized its marketing methods to influence customers' loyalty. A good marketing strategy can not only bring better benefits to the company but also reflect the influence of a brand in the market to a great extent. And this paper was based on SWOT analysis by adding 4Ps into the … Show more

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Section: Game Theory Modelmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Here, if one investor withdraws their deposit, they get amount of 2R -D, and the other one gets only D back. If both investors make the same decision either to get their investment back, or keep in the back, both of them get amount of R (Sun 2023). Since the model doesn't assume any of discounting, the payment matrix can be presented as in the table 1, where R > D > r > 2r -D. The game has two Nash equilibria when both depositors either withdraw or keep deposits invested.…”
Section: Game Theory Modelmentioning
confidence: 99%