Article ID | Journal | Published Year | Pages | File Type |
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10496398 | Industrial Marketing Management | 2005 | 8 Pages |
Abstract
Expert power is recognized as a non-coercive source of power, which can be effectively employed in the context of channel management. The paper attempts of look at the impact of expert power on certain channel relationship variables. The behavioral variables considered in the study are the use of behavior-based coordination strategy, use of problem-solving approach for conflict resolution, collaborative communication, cooperation and trust. An empirical study conducted among the computer hardware dealers in India supports the hypothesized linkages between expert power and other relationship variables.
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Authors
Sunil Sahadev,