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Author: Dhruv Grewal Professor, Michael Levy
Publisher: McGraw-Hill Education
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Chapter 5, Problem 2MA
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To discuss: Whether Person X is differ from his parent while purchasing a computer.
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To discuss: About Person X buying an outfit and the way in which firms use their knowledge to market their products and services among different age groups or generational cohorts.
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