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Consumers' environmental ethics, willingness, and green consumerism between lower and higher income groups
The emergence of the obligation to preserve the environment has affected the consumption model; therefore, green products and sustainable consumption have become an international concern. All over the world, green consumption is being considered, as consumers are essential contributors to the achiev
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