Un estudio exploratorio sobre las variables psicográficas que influyen en el comportamiento del consumidor ecológico
Revista de economía y empresaPublished 1 January 2004
Eva Martínez Salinas, Ildefonso Grande Esteban, Elena Fraj Andrés
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Abstract
The increasing preoccupation by the environment causes that every time is more interesting the study of the profile of the consumer who behaves in a more respectful way with the same one.
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