Real estate developers and child care centers : loss leader or competitive tool? by Seidler, Harriet

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Lockvogelangebote und Rabattschlachten: Der Bierverkauf des Lebensmitteleinzelhandels in den 1970er und 1980er Jahren by Bodden Nancy

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How do banks respond to increased funding uncertainty? by Ritz, R

“…Funding uncertainty also has strong implications for consumer welfare, and can turn deposits into a “loss leader” for banks.…”

How do banks respond to increased funding uncertainty? by Ritz, R

“…Funding uncertainty also has strong implications for consumer welfare, and can turn deposits into a "loss leader" for banks.…”

Principles and Techniques of Marketing Management / by Moniz, Kim. author 652669, Bishop, Trinidad, author 652668

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Essays on economic theory by Weinstein, Jonathan

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Foreign penetration, competition, and credit risk in banking by Muhammad Natsir, Wahyoe Soedarmono, Wahdi Salasi April Yudhi, Irwan Trinugroho, Ari Warokka

“…In addition, higher bank credit risk due to foreign penetration and bank competition can partly be explained by the loss-leader hypothesis coming from higher bank noninterest income. …”
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Innowacje marketingowe w handlu detalicznym by Grażyna Śmigielska, Sylwia Wiśniewska

“…The same very important role in retailing is attributed to self-service, merchandising, loss leaders, retail stamps and location in the shopping centers. …”
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Cross‐promotional alcohol discounting in Australia's grocery sector: a barrier to initiatives to curb excessive alcohol consumption? by Jonathan L. Wardle, Sungwon Chang

“…Conclusions: These results appear to be consistent with claims that major supermarket chains are using alcohol discounts as loss leaders to entice new consumers. Implications: These strategies are antithetical to public health strategies aimed at reducing excessive alcohol consumption. …”
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Essays in industrial organisation by Rhodes, A

“…In particular, this essay provides new insights into why convenience stores charge high prices and why grocery stores use selected loss-leaders. The second essay looks at internet search and therefore focuses on the special case in which search frictions become very small. …”