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We develop a model in which novelty and conformity motivate fashion behavior. Fashion cycles occur if conformity is not … too high. The duration of fashion cycles depends on individual-specific conformity, novelty, and the number of available … styles. The use of individual-specific novelty and conformity allows us to also identify fashion leaders. …
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, happiness appeal and excitement appeal on purchase intention for women fashion products in Malaysia. Primary data were collected … marketers, especially those in women's fashion industry in Malaysia, in creating eff ective advertising campaign to promote … their fashion products to consumers in Malaysia. A unique attempt to investigate the individual impact of love appeal, humor …
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, especially in the fashion industry. The data for this study were collected from 205 consumers of various nationalities via an … positive impact, it was not statistically significant and does not relate to the consumer's purchase intention in the fashion … makers in the fashion industry may adopt the findings of the present study to devise more effective marketing strategies …
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We develop a structural model of retail store choices for which household shopping plans and price beliefs are endogenously determined. In our model individual households make their store choices based on their expected basket costs, which are determined by their shopping plans and price...
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influence within stages in S-O-R Model in second-hand fashion products context Design/methodology/approach: To fulfill the … consumer behavior in fashion thrifting. Based on the research, eWOM and Consumer Engagement are proven to influence MCB, and … and Engagement are strong predictors to predict consumer behavior in the purchase of second-hand fashion. …
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In 2013, the U.S. Consumer Financial Protection Bureau released a database of consumer complaints filed against banks under its supervision (“CFPB banks”). We find that after the disclosure, rival banks exhibit a greater increase in mortgage approval rates in markets with more intensive...
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We document cross-individual variation in U.S. credit card borrowing costs (APRs) that is large enough to explain substantial differences in household saving rates. Borrower default risk and card characteristics explain roughly 40% of APRs. The remaining dispersion exists because a borrower can...
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possible uses of economics and game theory for understanding the phenomenon. Public news is viewed as an aggregation of …
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A recent literature has provided empirical evidence that markups are increasing and are heterogeneous across firms. In standard monopolistic competition models, such heterogeneity implies inefficiency even in the presence of free entry. We enrich the standard model of monopolistic competition...
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