Consumer loans in Singapore. by Chan, Kheng Min., Kong, Wai Sam., Tan, Saw Ching.

“…As early as a decade ago, the consumer debt level has been growing as a result of the growing affluence of consumers. …”
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Consumer redress in Singapore by Ang, Hui Yen, Chng, Yang Peng, Ter, Lena Phay Phay

“…A research undertaken to assess level of awareness of avenues of consumer redress in Singapore,traits that differentiate a complainer from a Non-complainer and the prevailing complaining-handling system put in place by retailers.…”
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Consumer protection in Singapore by Eng, Lingling, Lim, Philip, Lee, Meng Wah

“…This document examines the level of consumer protection available to Singapore and Australia.…”
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How to consume information by Kato, Hidetoshi

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PARADIGMS IN CONSUMER BEHAVIOR by Perpustakaan UGM, i-lib

“…Yet, the debate over which paradigm and methodology is best suit for marketing and consumer behavior has begun since I980s. Many researchers criticized the domination of logical empiricism paradigm and offered alternative paradigm to understand marketing and consumer behavior. …”

Competition for imperfect consumers by Vickers, J

“…This lecture provides a selective discussion of some issues in the economics of competition for imperfect consumers. Limited consumer awareness – about what deals are on offer, or about the consequences of purchasing decisions – is a central feature of many markets. …”

Prominence and consumer search by Armstrong, M, Vickers, J, Zhou, J

“…The impact of making a firm prominent is that it will typically lead to higher industry profit but lower consumer surplus and welfare. The model is extended by introducing heterogeneous product qualities, in which case the firm with the highest-quality product has the greatest incentive to become prominent, and making it prominent will boost industry profit, consumer surplus and welfare.…”

Prominence and Consumer Search. by Armstrong, M, Vickers, J, Zhou, J

“…Making a firm prominent will typically lead to higher industry profit but lower consumer surplus and welfare. The model is extended by introducing heterogeneous product qualities, in which case the firm with the highest-quality product has the greatest incentive to become prominent, and making it prominent will boost industry profit, consumer surplus, and welfare.…”

Consumer ADR in Europe by Hodges, C

Consumer Financial Protection by Tufano, P

Power is consuming the forest by Le Billon, P, Le Billon, Philippe

Prominence and consumer search by Vickers, J, Zhou, J

Ordered consumer search by Armstrong, M

“…The paper discusses situations in which consumers search through their options in a deliberate order. …”

Ordered consumer search by Armstrong, M

“…The paper discusses situations in which consumers search through their options in a deliberate order, in contrast to more familiar models with random search. …”

The Assessment: Consumer Expenditure. by Muellbauer, J

The consumer–producer dialogue by Khadduri, W

“…Among the early energy research subjects that Robert Mabro undertook was the producer–consumer dialogue – the topic that was at the top of the agenda during the late 1970s and early 1980s. …”

Prominence and Consumer Search. by Armstrong, M, Vickers, J, Zhou, J

“…The impact of making a firm prominent is that it will typically lead to higher industry profit but lower consumer surplus and welfare. The model is extended by introducing heterogeneous product qualities, in which case the firm with the highest-quality product has the greatest incentive to become prominent, and making it prominent will boost industry profit, consumer surplus and welfare.…”

Consumer product design by Alli, Hassan

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The Buying Behaviour Of Consumers by Cheah, Lee Kooi

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Consumer brand relationships by Abd Ghani, Noor Hasmini, Tuhin, Mohammad Kashedul Wahab

“…We have investigated the dynamics of how consumer make relationship with brand (non-human entities) that is consumer brand relationships.This relationship is like the same relationship between two people in the society.Meta-analytic literature review has been conducted to explore different aspect of this relationship dynamics.The investigation reveals that brands work as a relationship partners with consumers.Relationship dimensions, which are considered as ground of relationship types, constructed by authors differs resulting different types consumer brand relationships.However, various authors measure relationship quality based on the same ground relationship strength and feelings using different theories.This research has implications for both academicians and practitioners as they can comprehensively conceptualize the consumer brand relationship, its nature, type and dimensions explored by researchers and their present state.…”
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