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Consumer Behavior Change at the Base of the Pyramid: Bridging the Gap Between For-Profit and Social Responsibility Strategies
This longitudinal field experiment compares two different for-profit market entry strategies with a philanthropic strategy in terms of how each influences consumer behavior in base-of-the-pyramid communities. We analyze reactions to a water purification product offered at three price points (moderat
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