Determinants of the new product screening decision A structural model analysis
International Journal of Research in MarketingPublished 1 January 1988
Ulrike de Brentani, Cornelia Dröge
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Abstract
Many criteria have been proposed to aid managers in the difficult and complex new product screening decision task. Corporate synergy, production synergy, marketing synergy, competitive advantage and expected performance are shown to be five critical causal determinants of managers' overall evaluation of a new product's likelihood of success.
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