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유기농 제품 친숙성, 인식된 가치 및 구매 의도 사이의 관계 : 경험적 연구
The Relationship between Organic Products Familiarity, Perceived Value, and Purchase Intention : An Empirical Study 원문보기

韓國有機農業學會誌 = Korean journal of organic agriculture, v.26 no.2, 2018년, pp.203 - 216  

기리쉬 (Department of Business Administration, Catholic University of Korea)

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Product familiarity is vital to assess the purchase intention of consumers. In this study, a conceptual model was proposed to investigate the relationship among organic products familiarity, perceived value (measured by quality, emotional, price and social dimensions), and the purchase intention of ...

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  • Prior research supports the link between positive effect of organic product identification and purchase behavior (Bartels and Reinders, 2016). However this study addresses exploring the mediating influence of perceived value related to purchase intension. This study also helps to understand the purchase behavior of organic products especially among young generation, as the sample of our study were students.
  • , 2017) and product labeling (Jannsen and Hamm, 2012) of organic products. However this study focuses on understanding the purchase intention of consumers, associated with organic products. Organic products familiarity is very important to assess the perceived value and purchase intention of consumers.
  • The findings of this study confirm organic products familiarity is very important and plays an important role in assessing its perceived value that leads to the purchase intention of consumers. Specifically, this study focused on assessing the familiarity of organic products among young people. The results reveal that young people are aware about organic products and they are willing to purchase organic products in the future.
  • The current study assesses the relationship between organic products familiarity, perceived value and purchase intention of organic products. The findings of this study confirm organic products familiarity is very important and plays an important role in assessing its perceived value that leads to the purchase intention of consumers. Specifically, this study focused on assessing the familiarity of organic products among young people.

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  • H1: Organic products familiarity is positively associated with quality.
  • H2: Organic products familiarity is positively associated with emotional value.
  • H3: Organic products familiarity is positively associated with price value.
  • H4: Organic products familiarity is positively associated with social value.
  • H5: Quality is positively associated with purchase intention.
  • H6: Emotional value is positively with purchase intension.
  • H7: Price value is positively with purchase intension.
  • H8: Social value is positively with purchase intension.
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