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main barriers to responsible consumption: the willingness-to-pay for it, which relates to consumer social preferences; and … the information asymmetry between companies and consumers. The economic literature shows that consumer social preferences … on the existence of labels, which truthfully identify the CSR products. Public policies may promote consumer social …
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While adding to the academic knowledge about product placement, this exploratory research comforts the advertisers in their communication choice for the technique. It focuses on the efficiency as a result of a relationship between a spectator and a movie (before, during and after viewing the...
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This research incorporates into a single model characteristics of product placements in films and characteristics of the consumers and their viewing environment to assess the memorability of the placements. Eleven movies containing a total of 98 placements of varied characteristics were coded....
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Several studies have shown the potential of product placement use. Since traditional media have become saturated, this communication technique benefits from growing interest. Consequently, product and/or brand placements have mushroomed, especially in Hollywood movies, but not always with the...
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While adding to the academic knowledge about product placement, this exploratory research comforts the advertisers in their communication choice for the technique. It focuses on the efficiency as a result of a relationship between a spectator and a movie (before, during and after viewing the...
Persistent link: https://www.econbiz.de/10008793133
In this paper, we propose a behavioural approach to determine the extent to which the consumer/citizen distinction …
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