Segmentation basis : a study of product attributes and shoppers' perception of value on jewelry selection at World Trade Center, Bangkok
Segmentation basis : a study of product attributes and shoppers' perception of value on jewelry selection at World Trade Center, Bangkok
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2003
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Assumption University
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Thesis 658.812 P294s 2003
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eng
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70 p. ; 31 cm.
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Master of Business Administration
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Masters
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Business Administration
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Graduate School of Business
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Assumption University
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Thesis (MBA) -- Assumption University, 2003.
Includes bibliography.
Includes bibliography.
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