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One of the five traits of a product's brand personality is thought to be its shape.

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Whereas economic circumstances can have a profound effect on consumption, occupation does not impact how people spend their money and what they buy.

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One of the five traits of a product's brand personality is thought to be its shape.

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Authors: Kotler, Keller

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