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		<title>The Other Side of Consumer Surveys</title>
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Guest post by Simon Mainwaring
There is something intriguing about the research that measures consumer support for corporate social responsibility and cause marketing. Take, for example, the Cone Evolution Study of 1057 American adults and the Edelman Goodpurpose Survey of 7000 global consumers) Read a few of the statistics from these, and see if it also [...]]]></description>
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