Retailers' offerings and elderly consumers' needs: Do retailers understand the elderly?

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Lumpkin, James R.; Hite, Robert E.

Journal of Business Research , Volume 16 (4): 313-326 – Jun 1, 1988

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Lumpkin, James R.; Hite, Robert E.

Journal of Business Research , Volume 16 (4): 313-326 – Jun 1, 1988

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