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Who Intends to Purchase Alternative Meat? Product-Specific Consumer Decision Structures in the United States and Japan
Amid growing concerns about the societal and ethical issues associated with excessive meat consumption, alternative meats have attracted attention as possible substitutes. However, their market share remains limited, and little is known about which combinations of consumer attitudes must hold at the
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