... in consumerbehavior trends and in particular whether the decision process of buying fashion products has been changed and what has been the variables of consumerbehavior that have been most ...
... The present article examines the relation between communication, digital age and marketing to determine if the digital marketing is accepted today as a tool of effective communication. In turn, one seeks to understand ...
... Omnichannel behavior refers to the use of both physical and digital channels combined with the delivery of seamless shopping experiences (Lazaris & Vrechopoulos, ...
... Means-end chain (MEC) theory is grounded in a cognitive approach emphasizing connections between the attributes of the product, the consequences of consump- tion, and the corresponding instrumentality of satisfying ...
... Perceived risk is an important factor that is likely to affect consumerbehavior (Javernpaa, Tractinsky & Vitale, 2000). Risk is defined as a consumer’s belief of uncertainty related to the potential ...
... This scheme is a variety of non-linear tariff 5), called in the literature Three-Part Tariff, and deined by a ixed or access charge, a “basic” consumption amount included in the price and a marginal price for each unit ...
... conscious consumerbehavior, a holistic view is needed to understand the complex topic of consumer ...responsible behavior varies across ...on consumer attitude and literacy about ...
... telephone interviews using a standard questionnaire and quantitative analysis methods across a population of 6,030 consumer respondents in six countries: France, Germany, Italy, Spain, the United Kingdom and the ...
... Fraud Behavior node expresses the probability of data corre- sponding to good or bad fraud behavior, which entails a more complex submodel which includes variables such as Credit History, Checking Status, ...
... of consumer media consumption data, when combined with historical and intent to purchase material contained in the siMM database, provide a unique new approach to media ...
... and psychology advocate for a different perspec- tive based on simple heuristics; that is, consumers select or eliminate products based on a few salient attributes rather than by using a systematic struc- tured procedure ...
... Our article relates to two strands of the literature. First, the literature on product liability. When con- sumers perfectly observe product reliability, a change in product’s liability from consumer to producer ...
... The Consumer Agency, The National Board for Consumer Complaints and the local Municipal Consumer Advisers, may also be a contributing factor, as most cross-border complaints submitted to these ...
... The model shows that the UK is the least expensive of the countries analysed. A feature of the pricing of BT, the incumbent operator in the UK, is the availability of separate add-ons within its packages that offer lower ...
... Service providers also offer customer data integration systems for merging conversational analysis with existing transactional and behavioral data. PricewaterhouseCoopers believes that the integration of conversation ...
... media behavior could be attributed to a variety of factors: children growing up with video cameras in the home, the popularity of reality television shows, and the general public nature of social networking, ...
... of consumer j who receives the milk sweet product i, μ is the average degree of acceptance, Fi represents the treatment effect (type of milk sweet product), and EE is the experimental error that represents the ...
... Another ABM model [Dawson et al. (2011)] couples a hydrodynamic simulation with the human response to a flood incident. The hydrodynamic simulation uses simple continuity and momentum equations to represent a 2-D dynamic ...
... past behavior, as well as several factors related to the Member’s account that are expected to be indicative of the likelihood of future point ...Member behavior will continue to develop as the program ...