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Modeling the selection of fast-food franchises among Japanese consumers

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  • Laroche, Michel
  • Takahashi, Ikuo
  • Kalamas, Maria
  • Teng, Lefa

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  • Laroche, Michel & Takahashi, Ikuo & Kalamas, Maria & Teng, Lefa, 2005. "Modeling the selection of fast-food franchises among Japanese consumers," Journal of Business Research, Elsevier, vol. 58(8), pages 1121-1131, August.
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