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This research was conducted to examine the relationship between the marketers' values and marketing ethics moderated by their religious faith. For this study three Independent variables were used i.e. Idealism, Relativism and Machiavellianism. In addition, Religious faith was taken as a moderator and the dependent variable was Marketing Ethics. The results found that Idealism and Relativism have a significant impact on Marketing Ethics. On the other hand, religion was found to have no significant relation with individual perceptions about marketing ethics. In addition the study found that…mehr

Produktbeschreibung
This research was conducted to examine the relationship between the marketers' values and marketing ethics moderated by their religious faith. For this study three Independent variables were used i.e. Idealism, Relativism and Machiavellianism. In addition, Religious faith was taken as a moderator and the dependent variable was Marketing Ethics. The results found that Idealism and Relativism have a significant impact on Marketing Ethics. On the other hand, religion was found to have no significant relation with individual perceptions about marketing ethics. In addition the study found that there was no significant difference in the marketing ethics of the different ethnic groups.
Autorenporträt
Khurram Ghani, PhD candidate is working on Marketing research and Adel Tajasom is currently a Graduate Assistant and PhD candidate in the area of neuroleadership both at the School of Management, Universiti Sains Malaysia and have published articles and presented at international conferences. Adel has co-written four books.