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Management of marketing risks in sustainable development

handle: 10419/268843
The article examines the essence and analyses the types of marketing risks in sustainable development in sustainable development. The classification of marketing risks by internal and external factors of influence on marketing activity and “4R” marketing tools has been improved. Considerable attention is paid to the role of marketing research as an important stage of marketing risk analysis for the development of effective marketing strategies for sustainable development. The main stages of marketing risk management are defined, which include: their analysis and identification, qualitative and quantitative assessment, risk control, development of a set of management decisions to minimize or avoid risks arising in the process of marketing activities.
ddc:330, Marketing research, Efficiency, Marketing risk, Environmental sciences, GE1-350, Analysis
ddc:330, Marketing research, Efficiency, Marketing risk, Environmental sciences, GE1-350, Analysis
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