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Deciphering Consumer Psychology during the Festive Season in South Africa

21 November 2023 by Guest

By Shaheen Khan – Senior Lecturer (Commerce and Management) at Regent Business School In this in-depth exploration of consumer psychology during the South African festive season, Shaheen Khan from Regent Business School unravels the intricacies of consumer behaviour, offering valuable insights into how businesses can effectively influence consumer choices and shape trends during this critical …

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