How Service Bundling Moderates the Formation of Attitudes Towards Service Providers?

The authors investigate the role of service bundling in the formation of consumer attitudes toward service providers. Drawing upon theory on service bundling and customers’ perceived risk and value, the authors develop and test the moderating effect of se

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