1998
DOI: 10.1177/0092070398264003
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A Scale for Measuring Attitude toward Private Label Products and an Examination of its Psychological and Behavioral Correlates

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“…Atitude Burton, Lichtenstein, Netemeyer, & Garretson (1998) E1 Quando eu compro marcas próprias, eu sempre sinto que estou fazendo um bom negócio.…”
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“…Atitude Burton, Lichtenstein, Netemeyer, & Garretson (1998) E1 Quando eu compro marcas próprias, eu sempre sinto que estou fazendo um bom negócio.…”
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“…Bettman's research early indicates that perceived risk, information and perceived-product-quality variables are seen as important factors that influence purchasing behavior (1974). Besides, some authors mention that customer attitudes toward private labels relate to their perception of prices (Burton, Lichtenstein, Netemeyer, & Garretson, 1998) while others argue that non-price factors may explain the private label proneness of consumers better than price indicator (Hoch & Banerji, 1993;Sheau-Fen et al, 2012).…”
Section: Summary Of Relevant Research About Private Labelsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Low priced private label brands can be used to improve the price image of a store and to attract price and value conscious consumers (Ailawadi et al, 2001;Burton et al, 1998). Burton et al (1998) distinguish two types of private label buyers: a first group is driven by the low price; the second group is more value conscious, seeking good quality for a lower price than international brands.…”
Section: Perceived Value Of and Willingness To Buy A Store Brandmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Burton et al (1998) distinguish two types of private label buyers: a first group is driven by the low price; the second group is more value conscious, seeking good quality for a lower price than international brands. In an empirical study of grocery shoppers' reactions to private labels and deals on national brands, Garretson et al (2002) found that value consciousness and smart shopper self-13 perception both have a positive effect on consumer attitudes toward private labels, whereas value consciousness has a negative effect on loyalty to national brands.…”
Section: Perceived Value Of and Willingness To Buy A Store Brandmentioning
confidence: 99%