PRODUCT ELIMINATION DECISIONS: A COMPARISON OF AMERICAN AND BRITISH MANUFACTURING FIRMS

Abstract

An empirical examination of the product elimination decision‐making processes in American and British manufacturing firms was presented. Specifically, two areas of the product elimination decision‐making process are presented: (1) the precipitating circumstances which “triggered” the product elimination decision‐making process to begin; and (2) the variables used to make the elimination/retention are reviewed. It was concluded that the decision making processes were similiar in the two countries.

Citation

Mitchell, M.A., Taylor, R.D. and Tanyel, F. (1998), "PRODUCT ELIMINATION DECISIONS: A COMPARISON OF AMERICAN AND BRITISH MANUFACTURING FIRMS", International Journal of Commerce and Management, Vol. 8 No. 1, pp. 8-27. https://doi.org/10.1108/eb047360