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Showing 1 to 3 of 3 for “"Store Patronage"”.

  1. Influence of Shopping Orientations, Selected Environmental Dimensions with Apparel Shopping Scenarios, and Attitude on Store Patronage for Female Consumers

    The decision to patronize a particular store usually starts with a set of characteristics or attributes that consumers consider important. Consumers then use these attributes to make decisions regarding what store or stores can cater to their particular needs. Past retail and marketing studies have …

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  2. A Comparison of Consumers' Store Patronage Between South Korea and the United States: Suggestions for the Marketing Strategy of the South Korean Discount Stores

    … of the increase of price consciousness, discount stores have become the stores most attractive to South Korean consumers. The purpose of this study was to (a) compare the differences between South Korean and the U.S. consumers in demographics, shopping orientation, perception of the importance of …

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  3. The relationship between selected social factors and the clothing buying behavior patterns of black college students

    … clothing buying behavior patterns (i.e., type of store patronage, time/frequency clothing is purchased) of Black college students attending a predominantly Black university and attending a predominantly White university. Data were obtained from a convenience sample 333 Black undergraduates (200 …

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