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    Consumers Often Infer the Existence of Underlying Attributes, Such as Quality
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Consumers Often Infer the Existence of Underlying Attributes, Such as Quality

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Consumers often infer the existence of underlying attributes, such as quality, through perceptual attributes, such as price.

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