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toward buying domestic and foreign brands of underwear that are made domestically or in foreign countries. Design … terms of production and manufacturing standards. The study also purports that American underwear brands with strong presence …
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Purpose – The main purpose of the study is to extend Schaefer's paper by investigating how different dimensions of consumer knowledge may affect country of origin cues with an Australian sample. Design/methodology/approach – A self‐administered mail survey was used in this study. The main...
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Purpose – This paper aims to examine the effect of three levels of historical nostalgia on respondents' cognitions, attitude towards the advert, attitude toward the brand, and purchase intention. Design/methodology/approach – A total of 292 respondents exposed to broadcast‐style...
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diffusion brands. The influence of brand naming techniques and country of origin on brand image and product quality of diffusion … brands is also examined. Design/methodology/approach – Two well‐known luxury brands and two product categories were … falling between the ages of 18‐24. Findings – The results revealed that sub‐brands and nested brands have similar product …
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toward foreign luxury brand apparel as compared to Australian luxury brands, with the exception of Chinese brands. On the … other hand, non‐status seeking teenagers reported that they have more positive attitude towards Australian brands than … foreign brands, and consider Australian luxury brands superior to all three foreign brands with regards to ease of care and …
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This research profiles consumers of pirated products, specifically pirated brands of clothing. Utilising a structured … pirated brands of clothing are mainly people aged 19 to 24 with a blue‐collar occupation, relatively low monthly income …, secondary education level, and no children. High spenders on pirated brands are in the age bracket 25‐34 with white‐collar jobs …
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