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The influence of consumer freeloading behavior on an observer's and perpetrator's affective commitment
The dissertation explores the relationship between customer affective commitment and freeloading behavior. Consumer freeloading results when a consumer takes advantage of a system or market procedures in a way that allows him or her to obtain benefits from a value proposition with no or reduced mone
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