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Luxury brands are related to two major mechanisms of social adaptation: value-expressive and social-adjustive. Researchers have established that these two functions are likely to influence customer purchase intention. Additionally, evidence suggests an interaction between sustainability beliefs...
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The market for luxury brands is expanding rapidly in India, thanks to economic deregulation, rapid GDP growth, increasing consumption, and a growing young and upper middle-class working population, who can be classified as closet consumers. Closet consumers are those who have not been born...
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Celebrity endorsements create a magnitude of meaningful differences among luxury brands that subsequently generate skyrocketing sales fueled bycelebrity-inspired consumer's confidence. The present study explores the impact of celebrity endorsements as a modern marketing technique on customers'...
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