Identifying innovative national markets for technical consumer goods
International Marketing ReviewPublished 1 December 1996
Michael Lynn, Betsy D. Gelb
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Abstract
Focuses on population characteristics that appear to make one nation more or less innovative for technical consumer products. Finds three predictors ‐ individualism, uncertainty avoidance and purchasing power ‐ to be related to national levels of new product ownership within Europe. Discusses the results, focusing on their implications for marketers seeking to export innovative technological consumer goods to Europe and elsewhere.
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