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What Drives Consumers' Breakfast Food Choices? Case Study in South Africa-A Multiethnic Middle-Income Country. [PDF]

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Rehm CD, Taylor JRN, de Kock HL, Donoghue S, Johnson A, Thompson C, Berezhnaya Y.   +6 more
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Exploratory Studies on the Potential Health Benefits of Spices and Herbs. [PDF]

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Johnson GH.
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Children as consumers: A review

Journal of the Academy of Marketing Science, 1979
Can children be characterized as consumers? This question appears to linger in the minds of consumer advocates and regulation agency members. An answer is attempted here through a review of some basic findings about the consumer behaviour of children.
James U Mcneal
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Taiwanese Children as Consumers

European Journal of Marketing, 1990
Driven by the needs of global marketers, a new programme is assessing the beginnings of consumer behaviour among young people of all industrialised nations of the world. The initial effort reported here was a study conducted among Taiwanese children. It measured the children′s income, savings, expenditures, frequency of store visits for purchasing, and
James U Mcneal
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Children as Consumers

2012
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Learning the Consumer Role: Children as Consumers

Reference Services Review, 1998
The consumer role may be divided among three persons: the decision maker who decides on the need for the good or service, the purchaser who buys the good or service, and the ultimate user who consumes the good or service. Children, especially those ages three to 18, have been studied and considered as a potential consumer market since the mid‐1950s. In
Tomasita M. Chandler, Barbara M. Heinzerling   +1 more
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Children as consumers

2017
Commercial marketing to children is by no means a new phenomenon. Indeed, historical studies show that children have been a key focus of interest at least since the inception of modern mass marketing. This chapter provides a critical account of contemporary debates about children and consumer culture.
David Buckingham, Vebjørg Tingstad
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Children as ‘Competent’ Consumers

2010
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