Consumer willingness

Ebook "New frontiers in environmental and social labeling" provide an indepth look at labeling and its relation to the governance of global trade. The book aims at bridging the research gaps related to the link between consumers’ perception of a label with their willingness to pay, the impact and the limitations of labeling in the event of food safety hazards, and the trade and development dimensions of labeling.

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Coffee consumption in Vietnam has seen a significant rise in recent years. This study seeks to explore the determinants of coffee consumption in Vietnam with a specific focus on the roasted coffee trade and the consumer’s behavior. In this study, 7296 customers were surveyed from 19 districts in Ho Chi Minh City of Vietnam in randomly selected places, and consumers’ willingness to use (WTU) for roasted coffee was measured.

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The purpose of this study is to identify the willingness to pay (WTP) and trade-offthat Vietnamese generation Z consumers could make when purchasing eco-friendly apparel. This research uses the Discrete Choice Experiment methodology to measure consumers' WTP and how consumers trade off among different attributes, including eco-friendly, origin, manufacturing technology, and materials.

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This research uses the discrete choice experiment (DCE) methodology for studying customer behavior. This approach measures consumers’ willingness to pay for eco-friendly apparel products and accesses the trade-offs that consumers might accept regarding eco-friendly attributes of the product with other attributes such as origin, manufacturing technology and materials.

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Supervised machine learning is considered as one of the methods to find out variable relationships more informative compared to traditional statistical methods. In this article, both traditional statistical analysis and supervised machine learning approaches are used to study consumer behavior through their willingness to pay for irrigation services.

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This research shed some light on green consumption behavior of consumers in Vietnam. Materialism (centrality), environmental concern, perceived risk and trust were all reported denoting significant influence on consumers’ willingness to purchase green products in Vietnam. Limitations for this study mainly come from the representativeness of the sample, which was restricted to consumers in Hanoi. This paper provides a conceptual framework to explain green consumption and its motives.

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Research on consumer needs for safe foods under the willingness to pay (WTP) approach based on consumer behavior has been performed widely and has contributed greatly to the development of safe foods, assisted enterprises’ decision-making processes in improving agricultural and food products, and provided orientation to policymakers in improving public health as well as in fostering sustainable economic growth.

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Chapter 5 - Efficiency. In this chapter you will learn: Use willingness to pay and sell to determine supply and demand at a given price, define and calculate surpluses, define and identify efficiency, describe the distribution of benefits that results from a policy decision, define and calculate deadweight loss, explain why correcting a missing market can make everyone better off.

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The present study was conducted in Bengaluru urban district of Karnataka during 2018-19 to assess the consumer preference and their satisfaction about organic products. It was observed that 100 per cent of consumers preferred organic vegetables followed by organic fruits (80.00%), organic eggs (71.66%), millets (66.66%), Pulses (43.33%) and cereals and their bi products (30.00%). With respect to overall preference for organic products by the consumers, it was found that 53.33 per cent of consumers belong to medium category followed by high (30.00%) and low (16.66%) category.

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Telematics enabled UBI (usage-based insurance) is rapidly becoming a global phenomenon. The property and casualty insurance companies in Taiwan have suffered a deficit in their balance of payments with respect to auto insurance. Moreover, Taiwanese market only offers traditional, non-UBI automobile insurance products, and there have been no studies related to telematics-based UBI.

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FinTech have revolutionized applications and redefined the digital economy in recent years. However, there remains a gap in the academic literature regarding core factors that influence the development of internet finance. This research proposes an internet finance development evaluation model with 8 dimensions, namely, Commercial Benefit, Convenience, Trust, Cost, User Profile, Substitution, Competitiveness, and Regulation, based on literature survey.

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This research investigates the current white spaces of green marketing and country of origin effects, where new research could contribute theoretical value. The conducted research examines American and Swedish consumers’ environmental awareness, willingness and initiative in contributing to their societies for future sustainability. Using a sample of 118 consumers from an intermediated questionnaire for the offline market, a conceptual framework was developed where the study created the foundation and reasonable support for the purposed framework.

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Plastic recycling can help improving the environment quality by reducing waste discharge as well as keeping the surrounding clean. This study examines the perception of individual solid-waste generators about plastic recycling and their willingness to pay (WTP) an extra fee in addition to monthly waste collection charges at their current resident places.

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In this chapter, you will: Examine the link between buyers’ willingness to pay for a good and the demand curve, learn how to define and measure consumer surplus, examine the link between sellers’ costs of producing a good and the supply curve, learn how to define and measure producer surplus, see that the equilibrium of supply and demand maximizes total surplus in a market.

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In order to establish how important service user involvement is in good quality mental health and social care services it is necessary to explore the emergence and reasons for such user involvement. Barnes and Bowl (2001), Pilgrim and Rodgers (1999) and Campbell (1999), site that the user movement emerged in response to the emergence of the political right and consumerist ideology in 1980’s.

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The FAO projects, through supporting virological surveillance, assisted identifying in Pakistan the Asia-1 strain not matched to the Shamir vaccine; the early warning to WELNET assisted when the first evidence of spread to the west was detected, and willingness to share isolates assisted in vaccine development (FMD Institute Ankara) for local use. The Roadmap assessment and peer review system has encouraged reporting of serological findings but FMD remains highly sensitive and the move towards open and transparent reporting of findings across the region is a challenge. ...

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Raising capital gains taxes will lower the return on some types of assets, and could decrease investment. If investors decrease stock holdings, and businesses rely on financing from in-state investors, then a state’s economy could grow more slowly. But a debate on capital gains taxes in the 1980s and 1990s inspired a considerable body of research, which ultimately found that these taxes have little impact on long-term investment.

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One might expect the eects on buyers and suppliers to be symmetric: for both the current owner and a potential buyer of a particular used car, the increased cost of usage for the current owner of that car if he or she keeps the car will exactly equal the increased cost of usage for the potential buyer, if the two have similar driving habits. In other words, one might expect an increase in gasoline prices to reduce the willingness-to-pay for a particular car by about the same amount that it reduces a potential supplier's willingness-to-accept for that car.

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The concept of versioning as used herein has nothing in common with the concept as used by software developers. In our research, versioning refers to the marketing of a GI service in different quality versions for different prices in order to satisfy different customers with different willingness to pay (Shapiro and Varian 1998 and 1999, Varian 2000). But every user who requests the same GI service quality pays the same price. This approach is also referred to as vertical differentiation or price- quality discrimination.

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Some authors have modeled the multiproduct price competition in dierentiated goods where, as in our model, consumers can engage in mixing purchases between shops. Lal and Matutes (1989) have studied price competition in a duopoly selling two independent goods. They nd that in equilibrium retailers will charge dierent but deterministic prices and may even capture the entire consumer surplus of the less mobile consumers.

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