论文信息 - Cost‐ versus convenience‐oriented consumers: Demographic, lifestyle, and value perspectives

Cost‐ versus convenience‐oriented consumers: Demographic, lifestyle, and value perspectives

The demographic, lifestyle, and product value perspectives of convenience-oriented consumers were compared with those of cost-oriented consumers. Findings significant at least at the 0.05 level suggest that convenience-oriented consumers do differ from cost-oriented consumers on demographic, lifestyle, and product value perspectives. Implications for market segmentation and promotional strategies are presented.

Michelle A. Morganosky | M. Morganosky

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