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Antecedents that determine customer retention at two fitness centres located at Lat Phrao district of Bangkok, Thailand
Antecedents that determine customer retention at two fitness centres located at Lat Phrao district of Bangkok, Thailand
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Bangkok : Assumption University
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2017
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Antecedents that determine customer retention at two fitness centres located at Lat Phrao district of Bangkok, Thailand
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Jyrwa, Lydia
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Loh, Aaron
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Thesis (M.B.A.)--Assumption University, 2017.
Includes bibliography.
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Master of Business Administration
Degree Level
Masters
Degree Department
Graduate School of Business
Degree Discipline
General Management
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Assumption University
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Fitness centre in Thailand
Customer retention
Fitness first
Health industry in Thailand
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