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Hi Gh-Performance Li/Na Hybrid-Ion Batteries with Nonstoichiometric Li2.7v2.1(Po4)3/C As Cathode Material

Liu, Yinshen; Zhao, Wenjing; Ding, Kunpeng; Qin, Sai; … - 2022

A novel structure of Li/Na hybrid-ion batteries is proposed, using nonstoichiometric Li 2.7 V 2 .1 (PO 4 ) 3 /C nanocomposites as cathode and Na foil as anode with lithium-ion electrolyte (NSLVP-L). The discharge specific capacity of 132.99 mAh·g -1 is delivered at a current density of 100...

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The Role of European Consumer Regulation in Shaping the Environmental Impact of e-Commerce

Terryn, Evelyne; Van Gool, Elias - 2022

B2C e-commerce has grown considerably since the start of the century and the COVID-19 crisis will likely intensify this trend. In Europe, it is subject to a complex framework of EU regulation, which includes consumer contract law, in particular the rules on information obligations, passing of...

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Impact of Social Media Marketing on Purchasing Intentions of Luxury Brands : The Case of Millennial Consumers in the UAE

John, Ansey; Pujari, Vijay; Majumdar, Sudipa - 2022

effectiveness of social media marketing in driving purchase intentions of luxury brands by exploring the key drivers of luxury brand … the first study to evaluate the social media marketing aspect of luxury brands in the UAE and makes important conceptual … revealed that social media marketing has been effective in driving purchase intentions of luxury brands through the stimulation …

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The impact of outside option saliency and product descriptions on consumer wine tasting behavior

Streletskaya, Nadia A.; Weerasekara, Nadeeka; Li, Jie - In: Journal of wine economics 18 (2023) 2, pp. 139-155

Consumer choice of differentiated products, such as wine, depends on the composition of the choice set consumers are choosing from. However, choice sets are often situationally defined through wine-tasting lists or displayed wines in a particular tasting and sales environment. In this paper, we...

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The impact of wine tasters' expectations on wine quality ratings and willingness-to-pay

Masset, Philippe; Raub, Steffen P. - In: Journal of wine economics 18 (2023) 2, pp. 156-172

Is it possible to exploit cognitive biases so that a non-professional taster prefers one wine to several other absolutely identical wines? To address this question, three complementary experiments were carried out. Each time, five wines were tasted blind in a tasting laboratory by 24 to 34...

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Have consumers escaped from COVID-19 restrictions by seeking variety? : a machine learning approach analyzing wine purchase behavior in the United States

Rinke, Wolfram; Ho, Shuay-Tsyr - In: Journal of wine economics 18 (2023) 4, pp. 302-311

The COVID-19 pandemic itself constitutes an environment for people to experience the potential loss of control and freedom due to social distancing measures and other government orders. Variety-seeking has been treated as a mechanism to regain a sense of self-control. Using Machine Learning...

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The determinants of winery visitors for local wine and non-wine products in the Northern Appalachian states

Yang, Shang-Ho; Ujiie, Kiyokazu; Woods, Timothy; Ho, … - In: Journal of wine economics 18 (2023) 4, pp. 341-358

include these non-wine products as complementary products in their marketing portfolio. This study analyzes the determinants … include more non-wine products would be a useful marketing strategy. …

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Factors influencing wine ratings in an online wine community : the case of Trentino-Alto Adige

Gastaldello, Giulia; Schäufele-Elbers, Isabel; … - In: Journal of wine economics 19 (2024) 1, pp. 19-40

Consumers often struggle to make their choice in the highly diversified wine market. With wine being an experience good, consumers must rely on extrinsic characteristics, e.g., information on the label. Thus, easily available quality signals like consumer ratings have become an increasingly...

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Willingness to pay for female-made wine : evidence from an online experiment

Gallais, Alicia; Livat, Florine - In: Journal of wine economics 19 (2024) 1, pp. 41-63

The wine industry, considered to be male-dominated, has seen a growing share of women winemakers. Using a randomized online experiment, we investigate how the producer's gender influences consumers' willingness to pay for the wine. Gender can be identified either from the first name of the...

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Consumer behaviour under dual quality of products : does testing reveal what consumers experience?

Bartková, Lucia; Veselovská, Lenka - In: IIMB Management Review 36 (2024) 2, pp. 171-184

The main aim of this paper is to explore the relationship between the nature of products tested to reveal dual quality and customers' experiences, and for individual organisations to arrive at important guidelines for future solutions to the problem. The data used in this study were provided by...

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