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Market Research on Luxury Watches
August 24

AMMR Project

2012

Factors Influencing Consumer Buying Behavior of Luxury Watches

Submitted by Group 4: Amber Yadav 15/68 Amrita Mohanty 15/69 Sailesh Sahu 15/176 Sohini Bera 15/185 Anurag Bajpai 15/268

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Abstract ................................................................................................................................................... 3 Market Trend .......................................................................................................................................... 3 Competitive landscape ........................................................................................................................ 3 Premium Brand & Product Perception................................................................................................ 3 ‘New’ Rich India : .............................................................................................................................. 4 Motivation of Study: ........................................................................................................................... 4 Contribution of the research:............................................................................................................... 5 Literature Review: ................................................................................................................................... 5 Research Objective: ............................................................................................................................ 5 Research Question: ............................................................................................................................. 5 Previous Research contribution : ........................................................................................................ 6


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