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Demarketing, Yes, Demarketing, Harvard Business Review

Abstract

The way marketers try to cope with excess demand or unwanted demand may affect the company's long-run objectives just as much as do marketing policies for normal times. What kinds of situations lead companies to cut back on their marketing efforts? How do methods of de-emphasis differ depending on the type of problem? This instructive and sometimes amusing analysis answers these and other questions that have never before been raised in HBR. It also suggests new directions for the study of marketing.

Type

Article

Author(s)

Philip Kotler, Sidney Levy

Date Published

1971

Citations

Kotler, Philip, and Sidney Levy. 1971. Demarketing, Yes, Demarketing. Harvard Business Review.(6): 74-80.

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