Buyer Seller Productivity and Economic Development

Abstract

Concepts of buyer productivity and seller productivity have not received much attention in previous macromarketing literature. This article focuses on how the relative productivity of the buyer and the seller shifts with the changing economic environment. The authors advocate a series of normative implications discussing how the concept of consumer productivity can be operationalized by policymakers and multinational firms in less developed countries.

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