Conceptualizing ‘Country-of-Ingredient-Authenticity’ for Luxury Brands

The study investigates the influence of “consumers’ need for ingredient authenticity” towards product and brand evaluations and purchase intentions of luxury brands. A scale to measure ‘consumer needs for ingredient authenticity’ and a new construct ‘country-of-ingredient-authenticity’ were develope...

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Main Author: Zainol, Siti Nurzahirah Zakiah Binti
Format: Thesis
Language:English
Published: Curtin University 2015
Online Access:16066
http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11937/558
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description The study investigates the influence of “consumers’ need for ingredient authenticity” towards product and brand evaluations and purchase intentions of luxury brands. A scale to measure ‘consumer needs for ingredient authenticity’ and a new construct ‘country-of-ingredient-authenticity’ were developed. The methodology entails a 3X2X2 factorial experimental design to examine the effects of three luxury brands from two levels of country image (high vs low) and two authenticity cues (raw materials vs artisan skills).
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spelling curtin-20.500.11937-5582022-06-15T06:30:39Z Conceptualizing ‘Country-of-Ingredient-Authenticity’ for Luxury Brands Zainol, Siti Nurzahirah Zakiah Binti The study investigates the influence of “consumers’ need for ingredient authenticity” towards product and brand evaluations and purchase intentions of luxury brands. A scale to measure ‘consumer needs for ingredient authenticity’ and a new construct ‘country-of-ingredient-authenticity’ were developed. The methodology entails a 3X2X2 factorial experimental design to examine the effects of three luxury brands from two levels of country image (high vs low) and two authenticity cues (raw materials vs artisan skills). 2015 Thesis http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11937/558 en 16066 Curtin University fulltext
spellingShingle Zainol, Siti Nurzahirah Zakiah Binti
Conceptualizing ‘Country-of-Ingredient-Authenticity’ for Luxury Brands
title Conceptualizing ‘Country-of-Ingredient-Authenticity’ for Luxury Brands
title_full Conceptualizing ‘Country-of-Ingredient-Authenticity’ for Luxury Brands
title_fullStr Conceptualizing ‘Country-of-Ingredient-Authenticity’ for Luxury Brands
title_full_unstemmed Conceptualizing ‘Country-of-Ingredient-Authenticity’ for Luxury Brands
title_short Conceptualizing ‘Country-of-Ingredient-Authenticity’ for Luxury Brands
title_sort conceptualizing ‘country-of-ingredient-authenticity’ for luxury brands
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http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11937/558