Vol. 1 No. 2 (2016): Turkish Journal of Marketing
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A THEORITICAL STUDY ON DISCUSSIONS ABOUT MARKETING THEORY AND DIFFERENT POINT OF VIEWS ON MARKETING THEORY

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  • Mehmet MÜRÜTSOY,
  • Murat TOKSARI
Mehmet MÜRÜTSOY
Ömer Halisdemir University, PhD. Student
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Murat TOKSARI
Assist. Prof. Dr., Ömer Halisdemir University
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Published 06/02/2017

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  • Marketing Theory
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A THEORITICAL STUDY ON DISCUSSIONS ABOUT MARKETING THEORY AND DIFFERENT POINT OF VIEWS ON MARKETING THEORY. (2017). Turkish Journal of Marketing, 1(2), 131-144. https://doi.org/10.30685/tujom.v1i2.10

Abstract

The consumers? behaviours and the world of business is becoming more and more complicated.  Marketing needs a theory to explain this complication, to make the efforts in marketing more efficient and to make quick and right decisions.  While a theory is explaining a phenomenon, it  is also developing the scientific understanding via systematic structures with predictive ability.  Explanation of marketing theory and formulation provide more efficient solutions to the problems appearing in marketing efforts and it helps to find out the basic causes of these problems The aim of the study is to reveal the issues discussed in marketing theory and to find out the basic opinions about marketing theory by examining approaches which  gain different point of views along with summarizing the basic arguments on these views.

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