Consumer Purchase Behaviour Toward Environmentally Friendly Products in Japan

This study considers consumer purchase behaviour toward environmentally friendly products in Japan and focuses on factors which can influence environmentally responsible purchase decision making. The modified theory of planned behaviour based on previous research in the area of environmentally respo...

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Main Author: Udo, Miyako
Format: Dissertation (University of Nottingham only)
Language:English
Published: 2007
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Online Access:https://eprints.nottingham.ac.uk/21658/
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description This study considers consumer purchase behaviour toward environmentally friendly products in Japan and focuses on factors which can influence environmentally responsible purchase decision making. The modified theory of planned behaviour based on previous research in the area of environmentally responsible purchase behaviour and ethical purchase decision making is applied to examine factors affecting the purchase decision making and key findings from the present study are highlighted. It can be concluded that increasing perceived behaviour control and subjective norm is of great importance in order to promote buying environmentally friendly products for participants in Japan. This may be of interest to marketers for environmentally friendly products in Japan and academics investigating green purchase behaviour.
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spelling nottingham-216582018-04-26T08:21:46Z https://eprints.nottingham.ac.uk/21658/ Consumer Purchase Behaviour Toward Environmentally Friendly Products in Japan Udo, Miyako This study considers consumer purchase behaviour toward environmentally friendly products in Japan and focuses on factors which can influence environmentally responsible purchase decision making. The modified theory of planned behaviour based on previous research in the area of environmentally responsible purchase behaviour and ethical purchase decision making is applied to examine factors affecting the purchase decision making and key findings from the present study are highlighted. It can be concluded that increasing perceived behaviour control and subjective norm is of great importance in order to promote buying environmentally friendly products for participants in Japan. This may be of interest to marketers for environmentally friendly products in Japan and academics investigating green purchase behaviour. 2007 Dissertation (University of Nottingham only) NonPeerReviewed application/pdf en https://eprints.nottingham.ac.uk/21658/1/06MA_Marketing_Udo.pdf Udo, Miyako (2007) Consumer Purchase Behaviour Toward Environmentally Friendly Products in Japan. [Dissertation (University of Nottingham only)] (Unpublished) Marketing Japan Environmentally Friendly Products Consumer Behaviour
spellingShingle Marketing
Japan
Environmentally Friendly Products
Consumer Behaviour
Udo, Miyako
Consumer Purchase Behaviour Toward Environmentally Friendly Products in Japan
title Consumer Purchase Behaviour Toward Environmentally Friendly Products in Japan
title_full Consumer Purchase Behaviour Toward Environmentally Friendly Products in Japan
title_fullStr Consumer Purchase Behaviour Toward Environmentally Friendly Products in Japan
title_full_unstemmed Consumer Purchase Behaviour Toward Environmentally Friendly Products in Japan
title_short Consumer Purchase Behaviour Toward Environmentally Friendly Products in Japan
title_sort consumer purchase behaviour toward environmentally friendly products in japan
topic Marketing
Japan
Environmentally Friendly Products
Consumer Behaviour
url https://eprints.nottingham.ac.uk/21658/