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How does taxation affect international retailers?

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In a(n) _____, a negative rating on a key attribute leads to immediate rejection of the brand from the consideration set.
 A) evolutionary model
  B) expectancy-value model
  C) compensatory model
  D) noncompensatory model
  E) incremental model



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Answer to Question 1

In countries where consumers are not charged duties for products they purchase from a neighboring country, cross-border shopping affects most retailers in the higher-tax countries. In the European Union, the UK, the Irish Republic and Denmark charge much higher taxes than the rest of the EU members. In order to avoid the large value-added tax on most products for personal consumption, consumers in these countries cross borders into countries where this tax is substantially lower.

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