Abstract:
In this paper I propose to use 'consumerism' in a very wide sense, with regard to focus of attention and degree; but to avoid assumptions of secondary implications. This paper will proceed to discuss some psychographics work as a starting point for considering this further problem, and then go on to a pilot study in which some marketing and some official communications were involved.
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