Structure of the buying decision process among college students in cellular phone equipment: case of study on the college student population in Monterrey Nuevo Leon
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Decision Process, Marketing, Psychological, Situational, SocialAbstract
Influences among college students such as social situational frame, marketing efforts and purchase decision process of cellular phones is the main objectives in this research, which is oriented to analyze the preferences and attitude in shown in the purchase of cellular telephones. The results allows interesting information on how college students consider which is the most innovating manufacturer in cellular telephony, besides how they rank their best provider/ carrier of cellular services and also how they shown their attitude towards the communication channels appropriate for receiving news about technology innovation and sale promotions. The research project was developed among college students from nine universities in the Metropolitan Area of Monterrey (AMM).
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