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Consumer politics: resource mercantilism , pp 47-69: .
Consumer preferences and changes in the labour market , pp 187-210: William Addessi and Federico Sallusti
Consumer Preferences and Last Mile Pricing in the Postal Sector , pp 343-356: Beat Friedli, Christian Jaag, Daniel Krähenbühl, Ole Bach Nielsen, Søren-Michael Pihl and Urs Trinkner
Consumer price indices: James Forder
Consumer protection , pp 306-325: M Elvira Méndez Pinedo
Consumer Protection in the European Union: Katalin J. Cseres
Consumer responses to artificial intelligence: Badis Khalfallah, Tobias Schlager and Valentina Clergue
Consumer responses to health foods , pp 134-157: .
Consumer retirement planning behavior , pp 145-156: Sunwoo T. Lee, Kyoung Tae Kim and Sherman D. Hanna
Consumer spending on spectator sports, physical activity, and gambling: evidence from Canada , pp 5-20: Brad Humphreys, Jane Ruseski and Jie Yang
Consumer stakeholder category: Joana Fedato Pogoda
Consumer Surplus: Yew-Kwang Ng
Consumer theory, market segmentation and audience research on cultural goods , pp 157-165: Victoria Ateca-Amestoy
Consumer Welfare and Competition Policy: Gregory J. Werden
Consumer welfare and consumer harm: adjusting competition law and policies to the needs of developing jurisdictions , pp 265-295: Josef Drexl
Consumer Welfare, Economic Freedom and the Moral Quality of Competition Law – Comments on Gregory Werden and Victor Vanberg: Daniel Zimmer
Consumer Welfare, Total Welfare and Economic Freedom – On the Normative Foundations of Competition Policy: Viktor J. Vanberg
Consumer wisdom and the UN Sustainable Development Goals: Michael Luchs, Michael Luchs and Michael Luchs
Consumer's Surplus in Commodity Space , pp 53-59: Alan Randall and John R. Stoll
Consumer-centered vs. Job-centered Health Insurance , pp 55-66: .
Consumer-Choice Health Plan , pp 24-44: .
Consumerism , pp 78-83: Paula Cerni, Paula Cerni, Paula Cerni and Paula Cerni
Consumerism: Peter N. Stearns
Consumers and consumption: Daniel Welch
Consumers and fans in multiple roles , pp 19-39: .
Consumers and Food Innovation , pp 65-83: Magnus Lagnevik, Ingegerd Sjöholm, Anders Lareke and Jacob Östberg
Consumers and Policy: .
Consumers are Foragers, Not Rational Actors: Towards a Behavioral Ecology of Consumer Choice: Donald A. Hantula
Consumers in the circular economy , pp 74-87: Juana Camacho-Otero, Vivian S.C. Tunn, Lucy Chamberlin and Casper Boks
Consumers' Surplus in International Trade: Marshall's Example , pp 247-256: .
Consumers’ behavioral economics in renewable energy , pp 28-55: Amir Rahmani, Roohallah Aboojafari, Farhad Taghizadeh-Hesary, Ali Bonyadi Naeini and Javad Mashayekh
Consumers’ gender identity, product gender, and brand gender: Bianca Grohmann
Consumers’ perception of MNCs’ environmental sustainability and its influence on brand reputation: Anna Grudecka, Anna Napiórkowska and Marzanna K. Witek-Hajduk
Consumers’ sovereignty – significant failures: why consumers’ demands for environmental, human and animal protection are often unmet , pp 94-119: .
Consuming More Services , pp 260-300: .
Consuming the public house as social space: Thomas Thurnell-Read and Robert Deakin
Consumption , pp 217-242: Lucia A. Reisch and Lucia A. Reisch
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Consumption: Rudi Colloredo-Mansfeld
Consumption: Rudi Colloredo-Mansfeld
Consumption , pp 85-97: .
Consumption and External Finance Premium in Europe: An Empirical Analysis , pp 107-128: .
Consumption and growth , pp 46-66: .
Consumption and our place in nature , pp 28-38: .
Consumption and production externalities in a small open economy with accumulating capital: Stephen J Turnovsky and Wen-Fang Liu
Consumption and the Home , pp 135-143: .
Consumption and Welfare: Two Views of Value Added: .
Consumption composition: growth and distribution: Davide Gualerzi
Consumption deepening and intensive growth: a new hypothesis , pp 138-158: .