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The "price-quality association" in consumer psychology points out that in domains of information asymmetry, consumers use visible cost signals as a proxy variable for quality.
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罗马尼亚女巫的商业帝国：巫术背后的财富密码与族群困境
bilibili影视飓风7/5/2026
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