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Uses conjoint analysis to investigate the relative importance of the country of origin of a product to consumers in the …
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approach by examining the impact of country of origin, levels of foreign product ownership and consumer′s occupational status …
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Numerous studies have demonstrated negative US consumer bias towards products originating in foreign countries, especially developing countries. Replicates and extends a study of origin bias in which products were identified as originating in regions rather than specific countries. Identical...
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(patriotism, economy/jobs) rather than product‐related issues such as quality. Furthermore, when consumers see the phrase “made in …A sample of 400 consumers in a mall intercept copy test were shown one of four print advertisements for two consumer …
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. Examines the information consumers want from Yellow Pages advertisements to help them select these services. Specifically …, consumers want factual information regarding the type of law/accounting practiced, type of service offered, and contact …
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Examines the phenomenon of price signalling whereby consumer goods manufacturers attempt to signal higher quality via a … higher price when objective product quality is, in fact, not demonstrably higher. Shows that higher price alone does not … succeed in signalling higher quality, but that higher price accompanied by premium‐quality signals in the other elements of …
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sample of subjects in the USA. Specifically, a sample of student subjects from Taiwan is compared to a sample of student …
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This report analyzes the employment and unemployment experiences of adult foreign-born men, both among themselves and in comparison with the native born. The empirical analysis uses microdata from the 1990 Census of Population. Three dependent variables are analyzed, weeks worked (employment) in...
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