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BUS 777: Consumer Behavior


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BUS 777: Consumer Behavior


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Economics of developed societies are driven by consumer tastes and preferences. Course explores current theories of consumer behavior from a marketing management perspective.  Topics include: high and low involvement information processing; cultural, social and reference group influences on behavior; ethics; consumerism; and segmentation.  Several methodologies are introduced.


Completion of all Foundation requirements. Enrollment limited to Graduate Business students (GBUS) or department consent.
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