2018
DOI: 10.26858/ijfs.v4i1.6011
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The Influence of Marketing Volume and Marketing Channel on Fresh Tiger Shrimp Marketing Margin

Abstract: This study aims to analyze the influence of marketing volume and marketing channel to marketing margin of tiger shrimp. This study uses data based on the time dimension, ie cross-section that comes from primary data, then the method of analysis used multiple regression with exponential function model. The result of this research found that marketing volume have positive effect and marketing channel I have negative effect to tiger shrimp marketing margin, while marketing channel II has no effect to marketing ma… Show more

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“…The difference between the prices that are taken by producers and prices that are paid by consumers called marketing margin (Askan, 2019). Marketing margins are the result of the demand and supply factors, marketing costs, marketing agencies, technological changes in marketing process and the degree of the marketing channel competition (Marsh & Gary, 2004;Rahim and et al, 2018). Marketing margin is the sum of costs or benefits created from harvesting the product until it reaches the consumer (Wohlgenant & Mullen, 1987).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The difference between the prices that are taken by producers and prices that are paid by consumers called marketing margin (Askan, 2019). Marketing margins are the result of the demand and supply factors, marketing costs, marketing agencies, technological changes in marketing process and the degree of the marketing channel competition (Marsh & Gary, 2004;Rahim and et al, 2018). Marketing margin is the sum of costs or benefits created from harvesting the product until it reaches the consumer (Wohlgenant & Mullen, 1987).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%