1967
DOI: 10.2307/2097781
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Measuring the Productivity of Investment in Persuasion

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“…It has long been recognised in the literature that this model is an inadequate measure of an investments worth as it is a cash concept, which is designed to answer the single question of how soon the original cash outlay will be recovered, it ignores the cashfl ows after the payback period [9], [24]. There is strong academic argument against the PB, for example, Pike [36, pp.…”
Section: Payback Period (Pb)mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…It has long been recognised in the literature that this model is an inadequate measure of an investments worth as it is a cash concept, which is designed to answer the single question of how soon the original cash outlay will be recovered, it ignores the cashfl ows after the payback period [9], [24]. There is strong academic argument against the PB, for example, Pike [36, pp.…”
Section: Payback Period (Pb)mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…(For a more detailed criticism of appropriation policies see Frey [30]; Dean [26]; Taplin [104].) Another consequence of the difficulties of producing useful models for advertising is that researchers have shied away from the problem of trying to measure its effect on sales.…”
Section: Lias Been Slow Consequently While Firms Agree That It Is Amentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Asimismo, también aboga por asignar los costes indirectos de una forma diferente a los costes directos (Kaplan, 1984). (Dean, 1954).…”
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