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Real-life consumer psychology – with a touch of technology
Curated by
Leona Ungerer
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"It wasn't long ago when social media advertising just meant Facebook and digital advertising only reached desktop computers ..." 
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"The Harry Potter book series was so successful that The New York Times Book Review created a separate children's bestseller list in 2000 to account for the series' popularity ..."
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"Counterfeit products may cost the global economy up to $250 billion a year, according to estimates from the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD). Millions of those shipments enter the United States. While government agencies do their best to crack down on counterfeit goods, they only manage to catch a fraction of the fake ..."
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"Can you resist the growing plague of celebrity tech products? Crave writer Amanda Kooser dives into the murky, leopard-print waters of star-studded gear that should never have made it into the spotlight..."
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"Investigators have uncovered thousands of schemes involving counterfeit or adulterated food, some on an industrial scale and in developed countries..."
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"Consumers are more likely to be careless with products when they know an upgrade is available, research has found ..."
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"There are hundreds of different brands out there for all sorts of products in all sorts of markets. The most interesting thing about many of the products we buy is that they’re usually owned by one massive cooperation ..."
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"How do consumers decide when faced with the option of buying a traditional product or a competing product that is marketed as 'green?' ..."
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"Her attempt to avoid toxic chemicals for her children led to a quest for the perfect products: She was buying them from all over the globe, and even trying ..."
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"Leading FMCG manufacturers and restaurants, including Unilever and McDonald's, are developing products priced at one euro (€1) to attract recession-hit shoppers in Italy and Spain and the wider eurozone..."
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"Luxury brands should take a page from technology companies like Apple and adopt 'ecosystem models' to develop new markets, channels and products, advises a recent report by The Boston Consulting Group..."
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