The growth of private labels over the past decades has been attributed to various factors.
This article formally addresses the link between private-label success and economic …

The COVID-19 pandemic and the containment measures imposed damaged the world
economy severely. As a consequence of the stringent restrictions on business and social …

The authors conduct a systematic investigation into the cyclical sensitivity of advertising
expenditures in 37 countries, covering four key media: magazines, newspapers, radio, and …

Using a data set from 1939 to 1994, we are able to provide a much longer perspective on
the behaviour of house prices in the UK than is common in the literature. This allows us to …

The focus of this study is on presenting causes and hypotheses for the existence of
asymmetric income and price effects on tourism demand across business cycles. The …

Despite their obvious importance, not much marketing research focuses on how business-
cycle fluctuations affect individual companies and/or industries. Often, one only has …

This study highlights that accounting for the fact that tourism elasticities do not remain stable
is crucial for forecasting situations. We demonstrate that approaches with constant elasticity …

This study assumes that tourists' demand reactions to income and price changes are
asymmetric at different phases of the business cycle. In order to test this hypothesis, we …

Purpose–The aim of this paper is to study the relationship between the popularity of discount
stores and the aggregate business cycle: Does discounters' market share go up during …

In this paper we consider the cyclical component of the underground economy in New
Zealand, and compare some of its characteristics with those of the corresponding cycle in …