Media SexploitationPrentice-Hall, 1976 - 234 páginas |
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... consumer brand changing usually cancels itself out over several years . One brand may lose , say , 8 percent of its consumers to one competitor , but pick up roughly the same amount from other brands . It is difficult for an individual ...
... consumer brand changing usually cancels itself out over several years . One brand may lose , say , 8 percent of its consumers to one competitor , but pick up roughly the same amount from other brands . It is difficult for an individual ...
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... consumer variables . In repeated studies of smoking behavior , virtually no statistically significant group of U. S. smokers has ever been able to distinguish one brand from another from the tobacco flavor . In one " flavor " study ...
... consumer variables . In repeated studies of smoking behavior , virtually no statistically significant group of U. S. smokers has ever been able to distinguish one brand from another from the tobacco flavor . In one " flavor " study ...
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... consumer re- search corporations offer at a price - prescription as well as consumer drug audits . It is boring , but most profitable re- search . Consumer audits are also done for food and other com- modities by such as the giant ...
... consumer re- search corporations offer at a price - prescription as well as consumer drug audits . It is boring , but most profitable re- search . Consumer audits are also done for food and other com- modities by such as the giant ...
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The Commercial Appropriation of the Unconscious | 1 |
The Gay Playboys Penthouse | 16 |
The Fashion Massage | 35 |
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