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Published in:The journal of brand management 2008-06, Vol.15 (6), p.379-381
Main Authors: Aperia, Tony, Luk, Sherriff T K, Yip, Leslie S C
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Cultural differences
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Perceptions
Personality
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Brands
Business and Management
Competitive advantage
Consumers
Cultural differences
Customers
Design
Emerging markets
Global economy
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Management
Manufacturers
Manufacturing
Marketing
Multinational corporations
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Perceptions
Personality
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