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ISSN-Print
0344-1369
ISSN-Online
0344-1369
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Vahlen, München
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German
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When retailers create advertisements, web sites, and product packaging to promote fair-trade products, they first should consider the fact about whether the needy farmers and workers belong to the targeted consumers’ ingroups or outgroups. When...
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This paper adds to the literature of multi-category purchase decisions in which one assumes that the choice of one product might impact purchases of other products. Products that are being purchased together by a household are said to form a market...
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This paper analyses the origins of brand love and provides a typology of brand love starting points. Due to its positive outcomes for loyalty, word of mouth, and willingness to pay, understanding how brand love starts in the first place is critical...
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Everyday consumers need to make decisions about their health, and this health behaviour is significantly influenced by health risk perception, health attitude and health condition. Health risk perception was found to have a particularly powerful...