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Brand concepts as representations of human values: do cultural congruity and compatibility between values matter?
Global brands are faced with the challenge of conveying concepts that not only are consistent across borders but also resonate with consumers of different cultures. Building on prior research indicating that abstract brand concepts induce more favorable consumer responses than functional attributes,
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