An examination of the cross‐cultural differences in service quality: the example of Mexico and the USA
Journal of Consumer MarketingPublished 1 June 1996
Paul Herbig, Alain Genestre
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Taking into account that, although service quality has had an immense popularity and generated much research in the USA, with limited studies completed on its international dimensions, compares US and Mexican consumers’ perceptions of service quality. Ascertains the differences between the two cultures, and provides implications for the international marketer.
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