
Understanding Business
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Chapter 6 discusses family decision making and the
household life cycle. Many dog owners consider their
dog or dogs to be part of their family and consider
them when making purchases. Which of the family
purchase roles could a dog play in the decisionmaking process for a family vehicle?
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