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Closer Without Losing Globalness: How Local Cultural Symbols Shape Consumer Responses to Global and Local Brands
These datas show how global brands can use local cultural symbols to build closer relationships with local consumers without weakening their global positioning, and clarify when this form of localization is more or less effective.
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