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Application of Shopping Bag to Consumer Green Purchase Behavior Through Green Trust, and Green Perceived Value
The success of government policies in inviting the public and industry to be environmentally conscious at the level of use and produce very high environmentally friendly plastic bags in their daily lives needs to be studied further in a study on Green Purchase Behavior. This study aims to determine
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