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Re: Need some advice
The Labour party, as with any political party, can probably be argued to be a "brand", but i'm not sure they are also a service. At least I'm not sure that a large proportion of voters would see any political party as a service, government may utimatley provide a service to the population, but do political parties provide services?
As for relative consumer behaviiour material, we have no idea what is being covered by your course, presumably some form of economics or business studies?
Having said that consumers, in the ususal sense, usually implies purchase of something. Do we purchase from a political party. Probably not, but if you could argue that voters influence decisions of politicians as to what services they provide, at what cost in taxes and so on, then you might be on to something?
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