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Buyer Behaviour Case Study...://my.acnielsen.com/reports/documents/AsianConsumer.pdf
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Attitudes and Beliefs 6
Sociological Drivers 7
Self Image and Role 7
Reference Groups 8
Means-end Chain Model 8
Marketing Mix 9
Impact of Marketing Mix element on the Decision-Making Process of Consumer 9
Problem Recognition 9
Information Search 10
Evaluation of Alternatives 10
Conclusions 10
Recommendations 11
Reference List 12
Appendices 14
Appendix 1 14
Appendix 2 14
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