CONSUMER BEHAVIOR (05 MBA STUDY MATERIAL
CONSUMER BEHAVIOR (05 MBAMM313) STUDY MATERIAL MBA II Year Semester III COURSE FACILITATOR MR. BHOLANATH DUTTA . 2 MODULE- I INTRODUCTION TO THE CB: Definition: “CB behaviour refers to the actions and decision processes of people who purchase goods and services for personal consumption.”-
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