论文信息 - Buyer/seller relationships in international industrial markets

Buyer/seller relationships in international industrial markets

Abstract This article examines the hypothesis that industrial purchasers' assessments of their suppliers are not based on views of suppliers' technical and commercial skills in isolation. Instead they are closely associated with their assessment of suppliers' skills in developing a relationship with them.

David Ford | D. Ford

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