Non-religious people more loyal to particular corporate brands

Monday, November 15, 2010 - 16:31 in Mathematics & Economics

Consumer's religiosity has a large impact on his likelihood for choosing particular brands. Consumers who are deeply religious are less likely to display an explicit preference for a particular brand, while more secular populations are more prone to define their self-worth through loyalty to corporate brands instead of religious denominations, researchers say.

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