Presents a new model or framework (bonus: has diagram) Managerial perspective or implications Claims to fill a gap in the literature Confusion over concepts or definitions Acronym use (bonus: how many?) Article includes mutiple tables and/or figures "Purported" and/or "Posited" Use of metaphor is explicitly acknowledged Antecedents and/or consequences B2B Article mentions Apple Products vs. services Segmentation Topic choice is justified by its prevalence Consumer relationships "Value" and/or "values" Article borrows from other disciplines "Quality" and/or "qualities" Includes extra material e.g. web appendix Author cites own research (Sustained) competitive advantage Confusion over qualitative methodology I am reading this paper on the day before class Economics Presents a new model or framework (bonus: has diagram) Managerial perspective or implications Claims to fill a gap in the literature Confusion over concepts or definitions Acronym use (bonus: how many?) Article includes mutiple tables and/or figures "Purported" and/or "Posited" Use of metaphor is explicitly acknowledged Antecedents and/or consequences B2B Article mentions Apple Products vs. services Segmentation Topic choice is justified by its prevalence Consumer relationships "Value" and/or "values" Article borrows from other disciplines "Quality" and/or "qualities" Includes extra material e.g. web appendix Author cites own research (Sustained) competitive advantage Confusion over qualitative methodology I am reading this paper on the day before class Economics
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Presents a new model or framework
(bonus: has diagram)
Managerial perspective or implications
Claims to fill a gap in the literature
Confusion over concepts or definitions
Acronym use
(bonus: how many?)
Article includes mutiple tables and/or figures
"Purported"
and/or
"Posited"
Use of metaphor is explicitly acknowledged
Antecedents and/or consequences
B2B
Article mentions Apple
Products vs. services
Segmentation
Topic choice is justified by its prevalence
Consumer relationships
"Value"
and/or
"values"
Article borrows from other disciplines
"Quality"
and/or
"qualities"
Includes extra material
e.g. web appendix
Author cites own research
(Sustained) competitive advantage
Confusion over qualitative methodology
I am reading this paper on the day before class
Economics