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“Buying status” by choosing or rejecting luxury brands and their counterfeits

Stephanie Geiger‐Oneto, Betsy DuBois Gelb, Doug Walker, James D. Hess

2012-10-02articleJournal of the Academy of Marketing Science85 citationsclosed

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Consumer Behavior in Brand Consumption and Identification Consumer Market Behavior and Pricing Consumer Perception and Purchasing Behavior

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