Shopping Behavior and Income: Comparisons in an Urban Environment
Economic GeographyPublished 1 April 1978
Robert Lloyd, Diana Jennings
Citations38
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The shopping behavior of two groups of consumers in Columbia, South Carolina, that have similar environmental opportunities but differ economically and racially, were compared. The consumers' cogni...
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