When Consumers Value Products Based on Usage Frequency
Bibliographic Citation
Thompson, D., Hamilton, R., & Ratner, R. (2013). When Consumers Value Products Based on Usage Frequency. Washington, DC: Georgetown University. Retrieved from http://hdl.handle.net/10822/707505.
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Consumers not only consider how often they will use a product, but also how often others use the product, when making a purchase. Continue reading to learn how product valuation is negatively related to the perception that others use a product more frequently.
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http://hdl.handle.net/10822/707505External Link
http://consumerresearch.georgetown.edu/institute-findings/#researchhttp://consumerresearch.georgetown.edu/
Date Published
2014-01-14Collections
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