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Koert van Ittersum, Joost M.E. Pennings, & Brian Wansink Trying Harder and Doing Worse: How Grocery Shoppers Track In-Store Spending Although almost one in three U.S. households shops on a budget, it remains unclear whe
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Document Date: 2013-06-20 08:02:51


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Gourville / Atlanta / /

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Alex Investment Bank / /

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United States / Netherlands / /

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Maastricht University / Cornell University / Store Spending Although / Wageningen University / Georgia Institute of Technology / Store Spending / University of Illinois / Store Spending Behavior To / /

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personal insurance / pennings@finance.unimaas / grocery products / retail performance / retail price setting / food / /

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University of Illinois / Department of Marketing / Brand Lab / Department of Finance / Georgia Institute of Technology / Wageningen University / Maastricht University / College of Management / Cornell Food and Brand Lab / Cornell University / office of Futures and Options Research / /

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Andrei Maximenko / Scott Scherer / Marjan van Ittersum / Jennifer Wansink / Koert van Ittersum / William D. Perreault Jr. / Doing Worse / Jacqueline Blount / Brian Wansink Trying Harder / Valerie Pennings / Joost M.E. Pennings / Hud Williams / Karla Monke / Aja Reeves / Trying Harder / Brian Wansink / /

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Professor of Finance / Professor / Professor of Marketing and Director / Assistant Professor of Marketing / editor for this article / General / Professor of Marketing / Assistant Professor / /

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simulation / /

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www.census.gov / /

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