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Driving Green Beauty: Understanding Determinants of Male Consumers’ Purchase Intention in a Developing Country
Consumer environmental consciousness is driving a shift towards eco-friendly consumption. Understanding the attitude of male consumers in this shift is of paramount importance, but receives little consideration. Hence, this research aims to assess the factors that affect male consumers' purchase int
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