“…In continuation of the work of Gallarza et al (2016bGallarza et al ( , 2017b, the results could be further developed by better consideration of the multidimensional nature of satisfaction (cognitive and affective) and the sequential effects of the dimensions of value on satisfaction (through the study of potential causal relationships between the sources of value). In addition, studying the effects of moderation, it seems essential, pursuant to thinking about the satisfaction-loyalty and value-loyalty links (Kumar et al, 2013;Lichtlé and Plichon, 2008), to enrich understanding of the value-satisfaction link by taking greater account of the potential phenomena of non-linearity or asymmetry. Finally, in addition to the inter-subject approach used in this research, an intra-subject perspective, through a longitudinal study, could be adopted.…”