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Элементы общей теории потребностей человека

Элементы общей теории потребностей человека

Abstract

The article offers a deductive approach to the justification of the human needs theory. Theories by A. Maslow and other known scholars are seen as particular cases of the general theory of needs. In his approach, the author takes into consideration the principles of the marketing of interaction

В статье предложен дедуктивный подход к обоснованию теории потребностей человека. Теории А. Маслоу и других известных авторов рассматриваются как частные случаи общей теории потребностей, принимаются во внимание принципы маркетинга взаимодействия

Keywords

ТЕОРИЯ ПОТРЕБНОСТЕЙ,МАРКЕТИНГ ВЗАИМОДЕЙСТВИЯ,КЛАССИФИКАЦИЯ ПОТРЕБНОСТЕЙ,ИЕРАРХИЯ ПОТРЕБНОСТЕЙ ЧЕЛОВЕКА,THEORY OF NEEDS,MARKETING,CLASSIFICATION OF NEEDS,HIERARCHY OF HUMAN NEEDS

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