It looks like brick-and-mortar retailers will be battling a price perception problem these holidays. Some 46% of US consumers aged 20-40 believe that in-store prices are higher than those available online, while another 23% believe the prices are about the same, finds Accenture [download page] in new survey results. (more…)
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Almost Half Of Young Adults Believe Prices Are Higher In-Store Than Online
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