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Understanding the role and value of marketing communications by a regulated, monopoly firm.
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Understanding the role and value of marketing communications by a regulated, monopoly firm./
作者:
Guzek, Frederick J.
面頁冊數:
81 p.
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Chair: Kissan Joseph.
Contained By:
Dissertation Abstracts International65-02A.
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Business Administration, Marketing. -
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Understanding the role and value of marketing communications by a regulated, monopoly firm.
Guzek, Frederick J.
Understanding the role and value of marketing communications by a regulated, monopoly firm.
- 81 p.
Chair: Kissan Joseph.
Thesis (Ph.D.)--University of Kansas, 2003.
Expenditures on advertising and other marketing efforts have been found to generate profits for the firm and savings for the consumer in competitive industries. However, prior research has not addressed the use of these practices by price-regulated monopolies such as electric utility companies. Surprisingly, many utilities spend substanstially on advertising and sales despite having a captive customer base. Moreover, a unique feature within electric utilities is that much utility advertising involves demarketing, with a view to lessen strain on the system and to help avoid situations demanding high-cost energy. In this context, I ask the following questions: Is spending on marketing by monopoly firms justified? Does the consumer pay a higher price for electricity because of marketing or do shareholders pay for it? Do such activities provide a net welfare benefit? Finally, do measurable differences in marketing expenditures exist along the continuum from heavily regulated to nearly competitive markets?
ISBN: 9780496695331Subjects--Topical Terms:
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I analyze data from the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission and from the National Regulatory Research Institute. I find a significant positive relationship between advertising and net income, supporting the notion that advertising expenditures benefit the utility firm. I do not, however, find a significant relationship between marketing effort and consumer price, suggesting that consumers may not be bearing the expense of such practices.
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