2020
DOI: 10.1016/j.jbusres.2020.07.019
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Buyer dependence in B2B relationships: The role of supplier investments, commitment form, and trust

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“…Kualitas produk juga menjadi faktor penting yang menjadi tolak ukur kepuasan pelanggan dalam konteks Business to Business (B2B). Penawaran produk menjadi inti dalam membangun hubungan terikat yang berkelanjutan dengan pelanggan (Padgett et al, 2020). Mengingat pentingnya produk dalam hubungan Business to Business (B2B), kualitas produk dapat memberikan manfaat ekonomi bagi hubungan tersebut.…”
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“…Kualitas produk juga menjadi faktor penting yang menjadi tolak ukur kepuasan pelanggan dalam konteks Business to Business (B2B). Penawaran produk menjadi inti dalam membangun hubungan terikat yang berkelanjutan dengan pelanggan (Padgett et al, 2020). Mengingat pentingnya produk dalam hubungan Business to Business (B2B), kualitas produk dapat memberikan manfaat ekonomi bagi hubungan tersebut.…”
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“…Kualitas produk dapat meningkatkan komitmen afektif, yang terkait dengan loyalitas pelanggan. Dalam hubungan Business to Business (B2B) komitmen afektif mewakili ikatan emosional antara pelanggan dan perusahaan dianggap penting, karena dianggap dapat menjadi pengikat positif non-keuangan dari hubungan Business to Business (B2B) (Padgett et al, 2020).…”
Section: Pendahuluanunclassified
“…Usually, a committed party wants to stay in a relationship for a long time and reap long-term benefits, thus reducing the chances of being unfaithful. This can be attributed to: (a) the many sacrifices already made in the relationship that make alternative partners look less attractive; (b) the possible loss of the various investments accumulated over time if the relationship were terminated; and (c) the nonmaterialization of the possible long-term gains expected to be obtained from the relationship when changing a partner (e.g., Dutta et al, 1999;Fein & Anderson, 1997;Padgett et al, 2020;Tsiros et al, 2009). Low dependence (reported by 28.8% of the manufacturers and 31.3% of the distributors) can also lead a partner to seek another parallel, illegitimate relationship, because it has little to lose if the relationship is terminated (Kumar et al, 1995).…”
Section: Structural Motivesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Trust is a willingness to take action by others who are believed to have reliability and integrity (Morgan & Hunt, 1994). Perceptions of fairness by considering inputs in a relationship to the results received are perceptions of trust (Padgett, Hopkins, & Williams, 2020). Trust focuses on goodwill trust with the partner's belief that the partner will comply with the cooperation agreement (Jiang, Li, Gao, Bao, & Jiang, 2013).…”
Section: Trustmentioning
confidence: 99%