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What do we mean by “marketing” resources and competencies? A comment on Hooley, Greenley, Cadogan, and Fahey (JBR 2005)
Hooley et al. [ Hooley, G.J., Greenley, G.E., Cadogan, J.W., and Fahy, J., 2005. The performance impact of marketing resources. J Bus Res, 58, 18–27.] develop and empirically test scales for measuring marketing resources and competencies and to assess their performance outcomes. Their method provide...
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