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African‐American consumer attitudes toward domestic and foreign‐made automobiles
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Management Research Review
Management Research News (2000) 23 (5-6): 1–19.
Published: 01 May 2000
..., their buying power would rank twelfth in the world. They also purchase nearly 12 percent of all new cars sold in America, especially imports (Berry, 1991). Over the past two decades the income of African-Americans has been rising. Today, at least a third of all African-Americans belong in the economic middle...
