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Marketing Mistakes and Their Impact on the Firm,ces in which the effects of marketing on the firm’s value are felt. Marketing mistakes could occur in variety of ways and could be caused by limitless number of factors; however, we limit our discussions to decisions of the firm to enter a foreign market, introduce a new product, name a new product, and recall a defective product.

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Introduction to Database Systemserformance by 25 to 50 percent, sometimes more. By contrast, businesses that concentrate on finding and keeping good customers, productive employees, and supportive investors continue to generate superior results. Loyalty is by no means dead. It remains one of the great engines of business success” (1996, p. 1).

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Book 2014unctional silos in making informed and effective business and finance decisions. Koku achieves his goal by showing how value can be created for shareholders and other stakeholders, linking marketing and finance decision making, and providing much-needed teaching materials for an interdisciplinary approach to case analysis.

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