The Manager's Bookstore

Home | About MO | Contact MO | Tell-a-friend | Make start page | Add to favorites

Search for business and management books, authors, publishers & news
Search for business books, management authors, management book publishers & business books' news
Search for business and management books, authors, publishers & news
Advanced


Featuring
8811 books
7421 authors
222 subjects
1259 publishers


Recommended business and management reading, from top sources
- The best business books of 2007 @ Miami Herald
- The 800-CEO-READ Business Book Awards 2007
- Fast Company: The Best Business Books of 2007
- Strategy+Business Best Business Books 2007
- Business Week Best Business Books of the Year


News and reviews about business books, authors and publishers
- Save The Planet—Disappear
- The Reliable Killer
- Fill 'Er Up—But With What?
- The Maestro Speaks His Mind
- Name That Demographic
- Why Snap Decisions Work
- Space: The Private Frontier
- The Science Of "Aha!"


Get our FREE newsletter on management books
Get our FREE newsletter on business books
Get our FREE newsletter on management books



 







Book details for Trading Up: Why Consumers Want New Luxury Goods... And How Companies Create Them Buy Trading Up: Why Consumers Want New Luxury Goods... And How Companies Create Them
Trading Up: Why Consumers Want New Luxury Goods... And How Companies Create Them
Book author(s) Book subject

Michael Silverstein Neil Fiske John Butman

Consumer Behavior

Sales rank Not rated by customers
Trading Up: Why Consumers Want New Luxury Goods... And How Companies Create Them

Brief description of Trading Up: Why Consumers Want New Luxury Goods... And How Companies Create Them

First published to media acclaim in October 2003, Trading Up revealed how today's middle-class consumers are seeking higher levels of quality, taste, and aspiration than had ever been possible before—in their choices of cars and clothing, vodka and beer, golf clubs and dolls, and much more. The book identified a major opportunity for entrepreneurs and innovators, managers and marketers, in every category of consumer goods and services. Now Michael Silverstein and Neil Fiske have thoroughly revised this BusinessWeek bestseller with new research and new insights into the still- growing phenomenon of trading up.

Book details
PublisherPortfolio
Availability
EditionHardcover
List price
Our pricen/a
This book is recommended by...

Books by Boston Consulting Group's consultants
2002-2004 Berry-AMA Book Prize Winners and Runner Ups - Marketing and Related Fields
800-CEO-READ's Best Selling Books of 2005



Buy Trading Up: Why Consumers Want New Luxury Goods... And How Companies Create Them
 
Home | About MO | Contact MO | Tell-a-friend | Make start page | Add to favorites
© Copyright 2005-2006 - by ManagementOnly.com
Read our Privacy Policy