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From digital product diffusion to sustainable population health: a two-layer complex-network evolutionary game analysis of digital manufacturing and health-oriented sport consumption. [PDF]
Front Public HealthChen S, Lian J, Hu W, Wang T, Cao Y.
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Seeking Benefits or Avoiding Risks? Public Opinion Content and Consumers' Purchase Intention Toward Aquatic Products: The Case of Basa Fish. [PDF]
FoodsWang X +6 more
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Factors influencing Somalia household's willingness to pay renewable energy: employing structural equation modeling. [PDF]
Sci RepBarre GM, Mohamud AH.
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Farmers' Perceived Costs of Wetlands: Effects of Wetland Size, Hydration, and Dispersion [PDF]
American Journal of Agricultural Economics, 2008 We survey landowners to investigate the costs associated with the presence of permanent or seasonal wetland areas in cropland. We find, as predicted by our conceptual model, that dispersion of wetland areas imposes substantial inconvenience costs for ...
Jeffrey M Peterson
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South Asian Journal of Business Studies, 2017 Purpose The purpose of this paper is to link customer satisfaction, switching intentions, perceived switching costs, and perceived alternative attractiveness in the context of the Bangladeshi mobile telecommunications market (MTM).
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Green … but at what cost? A typology and scale development of perceived green costs
Journal of Cleaner Production, 2023Ghina ElHaffar +2 more
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(a) They had no way to measure the importance and value of intangible factors which can dominate the process; (b) They had no overall unifying structure to organize and prioritize issues and concessions; (c) They had no mechanism to trade off concessions by measuring their worth; (d) They had no way to capture each party’s perception of the other side ...
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(a) They had no way to measure the importance and value of intangible factors which can dominate the process; (b) They had no overall unifying structure to organize and prioritize issues and concessions; (c) They had no mechanism to trade off concessions by measuring their worth; (d) They had no way to capture each party’s perception of the other side ...
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Asia Pacific Journal of Marketing and Logistics, 2011 PurposeThe study attempts to chart out the role of switching costs in the interrelationships between perceived value, perceived service quality, customer satisfaction, and customer retention.
Sunil Sahadev, Manoj Edward
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Environment and Planning A: Economy and Space, 1971
The concept of perceived cost as used in transport economics is described. Three causes of inaccurately perceived cost are analysed in the light of traditional economic theory. The notion of consumers' overheads is introduced to explain how costs may be systematically misperceived, and is incorporated into a modified theory of consumer behaviour.
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The concept of perceived cost as used in transport economics is described. Three causes of inaccurately perceived cost are analysed in the light of traditional economic theory. The notion of consumers' overheads is introduced to explain how costs may be systematically misperceived, and is incorporated into a modified theory of consumer behaviour.
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