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고객자산 동인으로서 행동자산의 개념과 역할: 스포츠의 경험재적 속성을 중심으로 = The Concept and Role of Behavior Equity as a Customer Equity Driver: Focusing on Sport as Experiential Products

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' 고객자산 동인으로서 행동자산의 개념과 역할: 스포츠의 경험재적 속성을 중심으로 = The Concept and Role of Behavior Equity as a Customer Equity Driver: Focusing on Sport as Experiential Products' 의 주제별 논문영향력
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  • 가치자산
  • 경험재
  • 고객생애가치
  • 고객자산
  • 관계자산
  • 관람스포츠
  • 브랜드자산
  • 소비자 행동 성향
  • 스포츠 경험재적 속성
  • 참여스포츠
  • 행동자산
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