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A venerable example of translational epidemiology in London was Snow's recommendation to remove the pump handle.
Market Segmentation
The strategy of dividing a broad target market into subsets of consumers with common needs or characteristics, targeting each with a specific marketing mix.
Organizational Markets
Markets consisting of companies, governments, and institutions that purchase goods and services for operations, production, or resale purposes.
Psychographic Criteria
Factors that consider the lifestyle, attitudes, beliefs, social class, and other psychological attributes of consumers in market segmentation.
Market-product Grid
A matrix used to identify and categorize the market segments a company can target, based on various product offerings.
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