Homewood / Cancun / New York / Hinsdale / Armonk / Berlin / Greenwich / Vancouver / Hillsdale / Allport / /
Company
Needham / Westport / Donaldson / /
Country
Mexico / United States / Canada / /
Event
M&A / /
Facility
Homewood / Texas Tech University / University of Minnesota / University of Wisconsin / /
IndustryTerm
information-processing rules / deceptive advertising / integrative tool / information-processing rule / less expensive products / steel industry / Belief systems / chemical industry / political systems / legal systems / /
Organization
Academy of Marketing Science / University of Minnesota / Minneapolis / American Marketing Association / Texas Tech University / American Taxation Association / University of Wisconsin / /
Person
Joseph G. P. Paolillo / Henry P. Sims / William T. Ross Jr. / J. Michael Ross / Larry / Thomas W. Dunfee / Dennis / Jatinder J. Singh / Debra A. Laverie / Linda Klebe / Laczniak / Scott M. Vitell / Van R. Wood / Pamela Kiecker / Roy D. Howell / Ernest T. Pascarella / Arturo Vasquez-Parraga / Patrick E. Murphy / Scott J. Vitell / Steven E. Ekeberg / Lawrence J. Marks / M. Joseph Sirgy / Shelby D. Hunt / Allport / John J. Burnett / W. Harvey / Robert A. Peterson / Williams / Lawrence B. Chonko / William A. Ruch / John T. Cacioppo / Goolsby / David T. Kollat / O. C. Ferrell / Nucci / K. Mark Weaver / Mary / John Wiley / Lawrence Erlbaum / James Thomas / Anusorn Singhapakdi / Roger D. Blackwell / Cole / N. Craig Smith / /
Position
sales manager / manager / first author / Marketing researcher / General / second author / Harper / manager take / manager taking / manager scenario and the H-V theory / model / CPA / revised model in Hunt / vice president of sales / general model for professional and managerial contexts / /
ProvinceOrState
Wisconsin / Minnesota / /
PublishedMedium
Education Review / Purchasing / Journal of Personality and Social Psychology / Human Relations / Journal of Applied Psychology / /
The General Theory of Marketing Ethics: A Revision and Three Questions Shelby D. Hunt and Scott J. Vitell The general theory of marketing ethics, first published in the Journal of Macromarketing by Hunt and Vitell (1986)