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Constructing 'loyalty' to low-cost own label as a market defense mechanism: the case of food retailing in Britain

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Constructing 'loyalty' to low-cost own label as a market defense mechanism: the case of food retailing in Britain. / Hallsworth, A; Jackson, P; de Kervenoael, R F et al.
Lancaster University: The Department of Marketing, 2004. (Marketing Working Paper Series).

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Harvard

Hallsworth, A, Jackson, P, de Kervenoael, RF, Perez del Aguila, R & Clarke, IM 2004 'Constructing 'loyalty' to low-cost own label as a market defense mechanism: the case of food retailing in Britain' Marketing Working Paper Series, The Department of Marketing, Lancaster University.

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Hallsworth, A., Jackson, P., de Kervenoael, R. F., Perez del Aguila, R., & Clarke, I. M. (2004). Constructing 'loyalty' to low-cost own label as a market defense mechanism: the case of food retailing in Britain. (Marketing Working Paper Series). The Department of Marketing.

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Hallsworth A, Jackson P, de Kervenoael RF, Perez del Aguila R, Clarke IM. Constructing 'loyalty' to low-cost own label as a market defense mechanism: the case of food retailing in Britain. Lancaster University: The Department of Marketing. 2004. (Marketing Working Paper Series).

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Hallsworth, A ; Jackson, P ; de Kervenoael, R F et al. / Constructing 'loyalty' to low-cost own label as a market defense mechanism: the case of food retailing in Britain. Lancaster University : The Department of Marketing, 2004. (Marketing Working Paper Series).

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