Strategic Marketing: Planning and Control, Third Edition
Consumer behaviour 51 Consumer segmentation criteria 57 Contents. Profile variables 58 Behavioural variables 66 ... Part 5 Teaching strategic marketing 315 17 Problem-based learning 317 ... 1 The marketing plan in its organisational and wider marketing context
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