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This paper examines the antecedents and consequences of product uncertainty in online marketplaces by conceptualizing the dimensions of product uncertainty - description uncertainty (identifying product characteristics), performance uncertainty (inferring product's future performance) and fit...
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It is well established in the literature that customer retention is at least as important as customer acquisition, especially in the freemium-based virtual economy, in which individuals are connected by multi-relational social networks, such as the “friendships” and “guilds” (virtual...
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The traditional measure of consumer surplus (CS) (willingness to pay minus price paid) is captured at the time the transaction takes place, implicitly assuming that actual quality received (ex-post) is identical to quality expected (ex-ante). However, when the exchange of goods does not occur...
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Social influence shapes consumers' decision-making process by observing other consumers' actions. Having shown that social influence affects consumers' actual purchases (beyond price and discount) using longitudinal secondary data from Groupon, we conducted a lab experiment, including eye...
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Electronic commerce (EC) transactions are subject to multiple information security threats. Proposes that consumer trust in EC transactions is influenced by perceived information security and distinguishes it from the objective assessment of security threats. Proposes mechanisms of encryption,...
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When product or service quality cannot be well-specified ex-ante because of uncertainty and information asymmetry, consumer surplus (CS) is not well-defined or known ex-ante. Traditional measures of CS have implicitly assumed that the quality expected is the same as the quality that is paid for....
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We analyze the spillover effects of the online reviews of other co-visited products on the purchases of a focal product using clickstream data from a large retailer. Drawing upon signaling theory, as online reviews serve as signals, the proposed spillover effects are moderated by: (a) whether...
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Online referral incentive systems help attract new customers to firms by leveraging existing customers' social networks. Designing an appropriate referral incentive system by leveraging social commerce allows firms to enhance their customer base and increase sales. This study integrates the...
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This paper explores the relationship between destination image, cultural contact, perceived risk, satisfaction, and the revisit intention of international tourists to Binh Thuan province in Vietnam based on data obtained from 405 international tourists. Employing Partial Least Squares Structural...
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This study defines and measures the key factors driving consumers' adoption of internet banking in Vietnam, and comprises both qualitative and quantitative research. Qualitative research was carried out through focus group discussions with 12 consumers, while quantitative research was conducted...
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