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DOI: 10.1016/0007-6813(63)90039-9
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Pruning the Product Line

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“…with no account taken of intra-and inter-firm differences (e.g., Berenson, 1963;Gupta, 1987). At the time, only a few voices acknowledged that, although a PEDM process should exist in every firm, its rigidity should be situation-specific (Alexander, 1964;Browne & Kemp, 1976).…”
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“…with no account taken of intra-and inter-firm differences (e.g., Berenson, 1963;Gupta, 1987). At the time, only a few voices acknowledged that, although a PEDM process should exist in every firm, its rigidity should be situation-specific (Alexander, 1964;Browne & Kemp, 1976).…”
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“…Berenson (1963) presented a model for an arithmetic projection of the impact of PE decisions, through a synthesis of quantitative factors (e.g., alternative financial opportunities) and a quantification of qualitative considerations (e.g., social responsibility). Gupta (1987) employed a Poisson process to estimate optimal timing for stopping declining products Johnson and Myatt (2003) proposed an economic model for incumbent firms' retaliatory response (i.e., expand or contract line length) to new entrants' decisions to target the low-end of the market with a new product.…”
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“…The views in the conceptual literature are split. Some authors view formality as a prerequisite for more effective product elimination decisions, stressing the need for systematic behaviour and written elimination policies (Berenson, 1963;Alexander, 1964;Kotler, 1965). Others suggest that companies should adopt different degrees of formality, depending on the circumstances of their internal and external environment (Burns and Stalker, 1961;Browne and Kemp, 1976).…”
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“…a uno más formalizado basado en el Cálculo de algún índice sobre su comportamiento. Una revisión detallada de los principales modelos de eliminación (Berenson, 1963;Alexander, 1964;Kotler. 1965;Eckles, 1971;Hamelmany Mazze, 1972;Kratchman et al (1975) Y Rodríguez (1995) .. El análisis del gruPo de criterios para una evaluación detallada, considerados en los diferentes modelos de eliminación, pone de ,manifiestQ la menor importancia de aquellos relativos al productoindividual para ciar entrada a consideraciones de P,Olítica de línea y de cartera, así como a la implicación de clientes.…”
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