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Exploring Lifestyle Orientation, Attitudes Toward Lifestyle Merchandising, and Attitudes Toward Lifestyle Advertising as Predictors of Behavioral Intention to Purchase Lifestyle Ho...

Wilbanks, Jennifer Kay - 2005

consumers' attitudes toward the lifestyle concept. Analyses of several consumer behavior variables and descriptors offered …

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Counterfeits of luxury branded products: what are the predictors and purchase intentions

Phau, Ian - 2010

This paper extends two related studies in counterfeiting by Tom et al. (1998) on consumer attitudes toward, and … influencing consumption of counterfeits. The three main research questions are (a) to determine consumer's attitudes towards … purchasing counterfeit products and whether these attitudes correlate with and predict past counterfeit consumption …

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Selection of technical risk responses for efficient contingencies

Kujawski, Edouard - 2008

The primary goal of good project risk management should be to successfully deliver projects for the lowest cost at an acceptable level of risk. This requires the systematic development and implementation of a set of Risk Response Actions (RRA) that achieves the lowest total project cost for a...

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Findings: LANL outsourcing focus groups

Jannotta, M.J.; McCabe, V.B. - 2009

In March 1996, a series of 24 3-hour dialog focus groups were held with randomly selected Laboratory employees and contractors to gain their perceptions regarding potentials and problems for privatization and consolidation. A secondary goal was to educate and inform the workforce about...

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You catch more flies with sugar...marketing RIM

KEENEN,MARTHA JANE - 2008

utility clear to the customer. When it is, they'll buy because they, on their own, want it. Selling is pushing a product on …

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Testing the Affinity Scale in Malaysia: Replication and Validation.

Chan, Sook Jen - 2009

Color poster with text, images, table, and graph.

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An analysis of consumer support for environmental certification of hardwood products [electronic resource] / Pornpat Wiwattarangkul.

Wiwattarangkul, Pornpat - 2002

attitudes about the environment, and scope of certification may influence support and willingness to pay a premium for certified … not willing to pay. Last, this study examines how income, demographics and attitudes about the environment, and scope of … of demographics, attitudes toward environment, and scope of certification on support level and also on reasons for lack …

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An analysis of consumers' willingness to pay for environmental certified hardwood products [electronic resource] / Meng Li.

Li, Meng - 2003

. Logistic models are applied to evaluate the effects of demographics, attitudes toward environment, and scope of certification …

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The Influence of Environmental Values, Economic Values and Social Structure on Consumers’ Choice of Green Hotels: The Case of Luxury Hotels

Choe, Yunseon; Lehto, Xinran; Day, Jonathon - 2011

While many hotel companies have participated in various green initiatives and adopted green policy, when it came to the real purchasing decision, their willingness was not matched by action. There could be many reasons for such inconsistency. Lack of consumer demand, increasing environmental...

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Measuring attitudinal commitment in business-to-business channels

Kelly, Stephen J - 2004

While organizational behaviourists have largely adopted a three-component conceptualisation of attitudinal commitment, marketers continue exclusively to apply one- or two-component models. In this paper, the reliability and validity of one-, two- and three-component models of commitment are...

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