This study aims to examine the effect of Customer Experience dimensions (Environment, Moments Truth, Frontline Personnel, and Product Offerings) on Corporate Reputation Word Mouth with mediating role Engagement. The quantitative research used convenience sampling collect primary data. An online questionnaire is developed, data collected from people bank accounts in Punjab, Pakistan. Four hundre...

The influence of company reputation, or what is often referred to as corporate reputation on branding strategy and producing intangible asset for different industries has been researched in western countries, but there is a gap for the generalizability of findings to countries out of the United State and Europe . To establish the western researcher’s external validity of theories in other count...

This paper uses theories of policy learning and of policy-making to examine how global institutions such as the World Bank can influence policy choices by developing countries in the area of trade liberalisation. In pure learning by doing, policy choices are based on information relating to the history of an active policy; there is no information on alternative policies. New information on prio...

determinism  and debility (wahn) reputation to preceding lawyers hossein bahrami aghdam [1]   abstract determinism and traditional documentary-brokerage debility (wahn) currently signify a special attribute, and in inference it is unique. however, the attitudes of ancients themselves concerning that attribute and evaluation of its reliablity was determinant. in research and re-reading of works ...

Symptoms of gastroenteritis compatible with a food-borne outbreak started appearing among employees at the central headquarters of a “Bank” located in Beirut, Lebanon, on the evening of Monday 17 May 2004. Earlier on that day, many employees had had lunch at the bank cafeteria. All of those with signs and symptoms had eaten the main dish of chicken noodles au gratin served at the cafeteria on t...

as “unmanaged risks.” The term “unmanaged” connotes the practical difficulties associated with managing fraud risk effectively and dynamically. In recent years, while the number of publicized frauds—unauthorized usage of credit and ATM cards, checking account fraud, Nigerian scams, etc.—increased, these cases merely constituted the tip of the iceberg. Estimates are that just 20% of frauds are e...