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A Comparative Study of Attitudes of U.S. and Asian Managers Toward Product Quality

This article explores the perceptions of U.S. and Asian managers with respect to different dimensions of product quality, and investigates some of the implications of these differences. Survey data obtained from both U.S. and Asian firms in the electron..

B. F. Yavas | T. M. Burrows

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