Wife's Occupational Status as a Consumer Behavior Construct
Charles M. Schaninger, Chris T. Allen
Journal of Consumer Research · 1981 · Volume 8 · Issue 2
Abstract
As a summary construct, wife's occupational status is likely to capture the effects of a number of underlying forces that influence lifestyle and consumption patterns. Significant differences across wife's occupational-status groups were found for food, beverage and alcohol consumption, makeup usage, clothing purchases, shopping behavior and deal proneness, media usage, and major and minor appliance ownership.
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