
Business and scientific learning processes demonstrate how consumers are influenced by various variables and causes, guiding them to make the most suitable decision when purchasing a product or service. An increase in market supply, driven by competition or new entrants, allows customers to make better purchasing decisions due to the wider range of products and services available. This variety, along with flexibility in distribution, pricing, and quality, facilitates more informed decision-making. This should be a concern for all firms, irrespective of their sector, activity, or the type of products or services they provide. The study will focus on the theoretical aspects concerning consumer characteristics and behaviors, followed by a research-based analysis of consumer behavior, needs, and characteristics in the Peja region.
Consumer behavior, consumer characteristics, consumer needs and satisfactions, action strategy
Consumer behavior, consumer characteristics, consumer needs and satisfactions, action strategy
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