Marketing Investment and Intangible Brand Capital

Working Paper: CEPR ID: DP17372

Authors: Bart Bronnenberg; Jean-Pierre Dube; Chad Syverson

Abstract: In this article, we discuss many aspects of the concept, measurement, creation, and macro and micro consequences of marketing investments and the intangible capital they create.

Keywords: No keywords provided

JEL Codes: E22; M30; M31


Causal Claims Network Graph

Edges that are evidenced by causal inference methods are in orange, and the rest are in light blue.


Causal Claims

CauseEffect
Marketing investments (G11)Intangible brand capital (O34)
Intangible brand capital (O34)Profitability (L21)
Intangible brand capital (O34)Market power (L11)
Increased marketing expenditures (M31)Higher consumer awareness and loyalty (D18)
Higher consumer awareness and loyalty (D18)Increased sales (M31)
Increased sales (M31)Increased market share (D49)
Intangible brand capital (O34)Consumer behavior (D19)
Advertising elasticity of demand (D12)Effects of brand capital on consumer behavior (D12)
Strategic interactions among firms (L13)Escalated marketing investments (M31)
Escalated marketing investments (M31)Barriers to entry for new competitors (D43)

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