Family Buying Decisions: A Cross-Cultural Perspective
Journal of Marketing Research · 1974 · Volume 11 · Issue 3
DOI: 10.1177/002224377401100308
Abstract
This study presents cross-cultural comparisons of husband-wife interaction in specific house-buying decisions. The findings indicate that perceived roles vary more by sex of the respondent and stage in the decision process than by the cultural context of the purchase.
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