The Moderator Effect of Switching Costs Dimemsions on the Relatioships Between Customer Value, Trust and Loyalty

Switching costs have been found to act as a quasi- moderator in loyalty frameworks (Sharma, 2003) and to have a greater effect on customer loyalty than that of satisfaction (Burnham, Frels, & Mahajan, 2003). However, a review of recent literature on t

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