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Chapter 2, Problem 11PA
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Interpretation:The average value of a loyal customer needs to be analyzed using different values of average customer defection rate and the frequency of repurchase.
Concept Introduction: The value of a loyal customer (VLC) refers to the quantification of the total revenue generated from each client over its buying life cycle.
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