Consumer attitudes towards sustainability and sustainable business: an exploratory study of New Zealand consumers
@inproceedings{Thompson2015ConsumerAT,
title={Consumer attitudes towards sustainability and sustainable business: an exploratory study of New Zealand consumers},
author={David R. Thompson},
year={2015}
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