Consum - Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

Summery of the lectures (+ literature) 1-12 of Consumer Behavior at Tilburg University. Note that I haven't paid much attention to the literature.

Summary includes all notes from all lectures (except the last lecture 7, this is a refresher lecture) In addition, this course required us to go through about 3-4 readings each week, the articles you had to read are also summarized in this summary with the most important concepts and findings

This is a 40-page summary for the specialization course Economic and Consumer Psychology. It contains a summary of the book Fast and Slow, all the lectures, and all the scientific articles for each week The summary has a clear overview and is categorized by week, with important terms already in bold.

PM for DISCOUNT :) This is a summary for the course Consumer Behaviour for the MSc Business Administration program at the University of Amsterdam. It is written in semester 1, 2023/2024. All weeks consist of exam practice questions, theories/content mentioned as important for the exam, and answers to assigned reading questions. Please leave a positive rating if satisfied ! :)

ECS2602 ASSIGNMENT 1 SEMESTER 2 2024 This question is based on the following data for country PORTHOS for 2020. Marginal propensity to consume = 0.5 Autonomous consumption = R600 million Investment spending = R40 million Government spending = R280 million Taxes = R300 million An economist Dr Bright Sithole calculated that the gap between the current equilibrium level of output and incomE and the full employment level of income is R110 million. By how much must taxes decrease ...

A full summary of all lectures + notes taken during these lectures. The articles and questions that served as preparation for each lecture were also included (to be seen before each lecture). At the end also included practice exam with answer.

Samenvatting consumer behaviour Barbara Briers.

This is an extensive summary of the subject Consumer Behaviour at Rotterdam School of Management. It includes all notes from class and examples. I got an 8.5 with this summary.

All articles for the course Management Accounting Change. Iyengar and Lepper, Yang et al., Grewal et al., Ordabayeva and Fernandes, Brough et al., Griskevicius et al., Ehrich and Irwin, Côte et al., Cutright and Samper, Mead et al., Kim and Gal, Labroo and Rucker, Pham et al., Lasaleta et al., Tully et al., Yoon and Kim

This is a summary of the course Business & Consumer Ethics in the second semester of the 3rd bachelor year of Business Economics at VUB. The summary goes up until Chapter 8. The summary is based on my notes during the lectures and the book. Professor Karl Verstrynge gives this course.

Consumer Studies Grade 11 Contextual Questions The Consumer Sources of income from labor in South African households The difference between essential and non-essential expenses Study Case Corrective Actions Factors influencing the spending patterns of South African households. Food and Nutrition Fats Macro and micronutrients PROTEINS LIPIDS CARBOHYDRATES The nutritional needs and energy requirements of pregnant women MINERALS DESIGN ELEMENTS AND PRINCIPLES/ FIBERS AND TEXTILES ...