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Abstract Certified organic products hold a niche but growing share of global food markets with considerable interest in the factors affecting consumers’ Willingness To Pay (WTP) for organic food. The objective of this paper is to investigate the effects of perceived regulatory efficiency, food safety concern and ethnocentrism on demand for organic food.
Saeed Shahabi Ahangarkolaee +1 more
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ABSTRACT Human and planetary health goals have coalesced within consumer food choices. Food‐based dietary guidelines provide expert recommendations on what to eat, however, adherence is low and few include sustainability recommendations. This systematic review sought to extract consumer behavioural findings specifically related to ‘healthy sustainable ...
Bríd C. Bourke +2 more
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Consumers in developing countries, particularly Africans, are strongly criticized for their unfavorable feeling about locally produced apparel products. With this concern, this paper explores the determinants of Ethiopian consumers’ purchasing behavior towards locally produced apparel products by using the extended theory of planned behavior (TPB ...
Eyob Minbale +6 more
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"Worse but Ours," or "Better but Theirs?" - The Role of Implicit Consumer Ethnocentrism (ICE) in Product Preference. [PDF]
Maison D, Maliszewski N.
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New Trends in the Chinese Diet: Cultural Influences on Consumer Behaviour. [PDF]
Del Giudice T +7 more
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Translation Quality Assessment in Health Research: A Functionalist Alternative to Back-Translation. [PDF]
Colina S +3 more
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The effect of consumers' ethnocentric attitudes on their willingness for prosumption. [PDF]
Baruk AI.
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The Impact of Sensory Perceptions and Country-of-Origin Practices on Consumer Preferences for Rice: A Comparative Study of China and Thailand. [PDF]
Srisukwatanachai T +4 more
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