1. Brand origin: conceptualization
Brand origin: conceptualization and review Introduction The difficulties of finding space for new consumer goods products on crowded supermarket shelves and the spiralling costs of introducing new brands - up to $80 million in some ... is relevant to note that, almost without exception, the products used in recent studies (see Table I) are functional ones such as TVs where origin cues my be relatively less salient as compared to image-based products like perfume. To the extent that this is true, the generalizability of results may be less affected ... specific features and attributes. While i...
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