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Journal of Consumer Research, Inc. Money Isn’t Everything, but It Helps If It Doesn’t Look Used: How the Physical Appearance of Money Influences Spending Author(s): Fabrizio Di Muro and Theodore J. Noseworthy Review
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Consumer Research Inc. / /

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University of Winnipeg’s Start / University of Winnipeg / University of Chicago Press / Carl H. Lindner College of Business / University of Guelph / University of Cincinnati / /

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Carl H. Lindner College of Business / Federal Reserve Bank of New York / University of Chicago Press / The University of Chicago / University of Winnipeg / US Department of the Treasury / US Federal Reserve / University of Guelph / College of Management and Economics / University of Cincinnati / Cincinnati / /

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Darren Dahl / Ann McGill / Rucker / Frank Kardes / Theodore J. Noseworthy / /

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Journal of Consumer Research / /

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