Journal of Marketing · 1971 · 31 citations · 0 references
AgricultureEconomicsMarketingFood EconomicsFood PolicyPublic EconomicsFood Consumption EconomicsFood Marketing EconomicsFood Policy AnalysisFood Price FormationFood PricesNutrition EconomicsConsumer Food PricesFood CostsRetail Food Price AnalysisRetail Food PricesSocial UnrestUrban Food Expenditure DifferencesUrban Food Price DifferencesUrban Unrest
The difference in food prices to blacks and to whites is one source of urban unrest. The author surveys the answers to the question, “Do blacks pay more?” An effort is made to show what is known and where further research is needed. This article is an example of the potential role of marketing research in public policy.