The Perceived Influence of Children in Family Purchasing Decisions. A Comparison between American and Egyptian Families in the U.S.A

The Perceived Influence of Children in Family Purchasing Decisions. A Comparison between American and Egyptian Families in the U.S.A [electronic resource] / Zeinab S. Habashi.

This study investigated the influence of children on family purchasing decisions across two populations, white Americans and Egyptian families residing in the United States. The study also sheds some light on cultural influences that determine consumer behavior of Egyptian American families as disti...

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Main Author: Habashi, Zeinab S.
Format: Electronic eBook
Language:English
Published: [S.l.] : Distributed by ERIC Clearinghouse, 1994.
Subjects:
Child Role.
Children.
Comparative Analysis.
Consumer Economics.
Decision Making.
Economic Research.
Family Characteristics.
Family (Sociological Unit)
Foreign Nationals.
Higher Education.
Parent Child Relationship.
Purchasing.

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