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Industrial buying in high-tech markets

Abstract This article examines the buying behavior of purchasers of high technology laboratory instrumentation. Research was undertaken with 54 organizations. The primary objective of this article is to analyze the buying process and to identify and determine the relative importance of the factors influencing supplier selection in high technology markets.

Russell Abratt | R. Abratt

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