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Purchasing from green brands in emerging markets : the influence of self-image congruence on Gen Z in Vietnam
There is limited empirical research examining the psychological and symbolic drivers of green luxury fashion adoption among young consumers in emerging economies, such as Vietnamese Generation Z. In particular, gaps remain in understanding the impact of self-image congruence on purchase intention wi
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