Article ID | Journal | Published Year | Pages | File Type |
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1019271 | Journal of Business Research | 2006 | 4 Pages |
Abstract
Men are an important target group for retailers and are likely to have different decision-making styles to women. Using a sample of 480 young males and females, this study identifies nine decision-making traits were common to both genders and three new male traits; namely; store-loyalty and low-price seeking, confused time-restricted and store-promiscuity. The findings suggest retailers should focus on loyalty creation programs, price-related appeals and methods for improving shopping efficiencies when targeting young male shoppers.
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Authors
Cathy Bakewell, Vincent-Wayne Mitchell,