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International Marketing Review (1995) 12 (5): 18–34.
Published: 01 October 1995
... 1995 Second, as related to Hungarian consumers′ responses to changes, we expect that rapid change in the Hungarian marketplace coupled with extensive time pressures will cause Hungarians to perceive high search costs. Thus, based on the predictions from the economics of information literature...
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