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The theory of consumer choice is representative of how consumers make decisions but is not intended to be a literal account of the process.
Extreme-value Retailers
Retail stores that offer products at significantly lower prices than conventional retailers, often focusing on closeout and deeply discounted merchandise.
Higher-income Consumers
Individuals or households with earnings significantly above the average, often targeted by marketers for luxury or premium products.
Bargain
An item or service purchased at a lower price than its original value, often perceived as a good deal.
Warehouse Club
A retail establishment operating on a membership model that provides a broad range of products at reduced prices, frequently in large quantities.
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