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Contextual Value Construction in Contemporary Markets: Reassessing the Primacy of Location and Packaging over Product Quality through the Joshua Bell Experiment
Author: A. Keller Affiliation: Independent Researcher Abstract The relationship between intrinsic product quality and perceived value has long been debated within management, marketing, and consumer behavior literature. While classical economic theory assumes that value is primarily derived from the inherent characteristics of a product or service, contemporary evidence increasingly suggests that perception—shaped by context, location, and symbolic framing—plays a more deci
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