This is the second part of a two-part series on supply chain customer loyalty. Interesting issues addressed include the difference between satisfaction and loyalty and the correlation between employee loyalty and customer loyalty.
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Author: Robert J. Dicello
Source: TechRepublic
Subjects: Customer Related, Operations
Author: Robert J. Dicello
Source: TechRepublic
Subjects: Customer Related, Operations
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Growth economics also challenges the mistaken notion of natural limits to growth. Until last year, most economists postulated that the economy could not grow faster than 2 percent to 2.5 percent per year without sparking inflation. Growth economics recognizes that the economy can grow much faster without inflation, as long as productivity grows as fast.
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