Abstract
Switching costs are known to influence customer loyalty. This paper primarily investigates which dimensions of switching costs affect which dimensions of customer loyalty. Data are collected among corporate customers of a mobile phone operator and canonical correlation analysis is undertaken to investigate these relationships. Managerial implications are discussed, limitations are noted and future research directions are indicated.
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