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, 2020
Postulating consumer involvement as crucial to online group buying, this study deploys consumer perceived value, perceived trust, and susceptibility to interpersonal influence to provide a closer look at consumer intention to participate in online group ...
Varinder M. Sharma, A. Klein
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Postulating consumer involvement as crucial to online group buying, this study deploys consumer perceived value, perceived trust, and susceptibility to interpersonal influence to provide a closer look at consumer intention to participate in online group ...
Varinder M. Sharma, A. Klein
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Gamification and online impulse buying: The moderating effect of gender and age
International Journal of Information Management, 2020While gamification has emerged as one of the most promising futuristic trends in e-commerce, how it impacts consumers’ impulse buying behavior remains largely underexplored.
Lin Zhang +3 more
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To buy or not to buy? The effect of time scarcity and travel experience on tourists' impulse buying
, 2021By its very nature, tourism is a temporary experience. But how time scarcity makes an impact on tourists' impulse buying is still unclear. By looking into the role played by travel experience and overconfidence, this study explores the mechanism behind ...
Chunxiao Li +3 more
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New England Journal of Medicine, 1984
With the passage of the Medicare prospective-payment legislation1 and issuance of the subsequent regulations,2 hospital administrators (and to a lesser degree, physicians) have focused their attent...
G, Anderson, E, Steinberg
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With the passage of the Medicare prospective-payment legislation1 and issuance of the subsequent regulations,2 hospital administrators (and to a lesser degree, physicians) have focused their attent...
G, Anderson, E, Steinberg
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Beyond panic buying: consumption displacement and COVID-19
, 2020Purpose: This study evaluates consumption displacement, the shift in consumption that occurs when consumers experience a change in the availability of goods, services and amenities to which they are accustomed as the result of an external event, and ...
M. Hall, G. Prayag, P. Fieger, D. Dyason
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Free Wi-Fi: To Buy or Not to Buy
Journal of Computer Information Systems, 2018There has been a tremendous increase in the use of free public Internet or Wi-Fi as a crucial access point to the Internet world over.
Lakshman Mahadevan, Jeffrey P. Kaleta
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How do product recommendations affect impulse buying? An empirical study on WeChat social commerce
Information Manager (The), 2019Social commerce is creating increasing opportunities for consumers to access product recommendations. Evidence from practical and academic literature shows that product recommendations may lead to impulse buying, yet relatively limited research exists on
Yanhong Chen +3 more
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To Buy or Rent to Buy? Appraisal Questions
2020The paper aims to discuss the new typology of the Rent to Buy contract from an appraisal perspective. Starting from the analysis of the contractual typologies alternative to the traditional property sale, the paper analyzes the Rent to Buy formula, with particular reference to the definition of the Discounted Cash Flow terms.
Salvo F. +3 more
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To buy or not to buy? A social dilemma perspective on green buying
Journal of Consumer Marketing, 2009PurposeThe purpose of this paper is to draw on social dilemma theory and reference group theory to explain the attitude‐behavior inconsistency in environmental consumerism. This research seeks to better understand why, despite concern towards the environment (attitude), consumers fail to purchase environmentally friendly or green products (behavior ...
Shruti Gupta, Denise T. Ogden
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Medical Care, 2000
Employment-based health insurance coverage is declining in the United States. Many recent efforts to increase coverage have promoted the individual purchase of insurance, with or without subsidies.To study the associations of factors including minority group membership, education, income, wealth, and health status with the voluntary purchase of ...
B G, Saver, M P, Doescher
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Employment-based health insurance coverage is declining in the United States. Many recent efforts to increase coverage have promoted the individual purchase of insurance, with or without subsidies.To study the associations of factors including minority group membership, education, income, wealth, and health status with the voluntary purchase of ...
B G, Saver, M P, Doescher
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