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understand Vietnam’s socialist market economy.Develops a thThis book studies the dramatic changes in consumption patterns in Vietnam over the past decades, combining a focus on everyday practices and societal transformations. Zooming in on the new urban middle classes, and through in-depth case stu

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Larry M. Baddour,Alan L. Bisno understand Vietnam’s socialist market economy.Develops a thThis book studies the dramatic changes in consumption patterns in Vietnam over the past decades, combining a focus on everyday practices and societal transformations. Zooming in on the new urban middle classes, and through in-depth case stu

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H. Bruce Ostler,M. Okumotoiated with lowered well-being (materialists are less happy) and that consumerism, in all its profusion, is harmful to environmental well-being. How can we use the money and possessions in our lives in the service of well-being?? Apparently not by being materialistic. Can we benefit from the many won

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Charles A. Kallick with money and materialistic; Big Spenders are loose with money and materialistic; Non-Spenders are tight with money not materialistic; and Experiencers are loose with money and not materialistic. The Big Spender is most prone to credit card misuse, impulse buying, and debt. The Value Seeker, altho

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Frank Parker with money and materialistic; Big Spenders are loose with money and materialistic; Non-Spenders are tight with money not materialistic; and Experiencers are loose with money and not materialistic. The Big Spender is most prone to credit card misuse, impulse buying, and debt. The Value Seeker, altho

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G. Scott Giebink with money and materialistic; Big Spenders are loose with money and materialistic; Non-Spenders are tight with money not materialistic; and Experiencers are loose with money and not materialistic. The Big Spender is most prone to credit card misuse, impulse buying, and debt. The Value Seeker, altho

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Roland A. Levandowskid satisfaction? Put simply, how do you get the biggest hedonic bang for the buck? We discuss one rather simple solution: choosing experiential purchases (purchases made with the intention of gaining a life experience) over material possessions (purchases made with the intention of owning a physical

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Anthony W. Chowustrialised societies. Indeed, as far back as 1957, Nurkse referred to the notion of an international demonstration effect, by which he meant that ‘the attraction of advanced consumption standards exerts itself fairly widely, though of course unevenly, among the poorer two-thirds of mankind’ (Nurkse