Not so many years ago,many Canadian consumers thought Canadians who purchased Japanese-made radios,televisions,and other electronic equipment were behaving not only inappropriately,but immorally.Canadian consumers who thought buying Japanese products was wrong were exhibiting:

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Consumer ethnocentrism is the belief that products made in one's own country are superior and morally right, while foreign-made products are inferior and morally wrong. This behavior was exhibited by Canadian consumers who thought buying Japanese products was inappropriate and immoral.

Not So Many Years Ago,many Canadian Consumers Thought Canadians Who