Study of consumer satisfaction for the infants ready-made garments

By:

Sandhu, Gurinder

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: Ludhiana P. A. U. 1982Description: 29cm. 99,15Subject(s):

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T 646.36 S15S

Summary: The study was undertaken to evaluate satisfaction of urban and rural consumers from infants' ready-made garments. The results of the study showed that satisfaction generally increased with an increase in income and education of the consumers. Predominant

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The study was undertaken to evaluate satisfaction of urban and rural consumers from infants' ready-made garments. The results of the study showed that satisfaction generally increased with an increase in income and education of the consumers. Predominant

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