2006
DOI: 10.17221/5032-agricecon
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Behaviour and decision making of Czech consumers when buying beverages

Abstract: 341Already in our earlier book (Foret 2003), the attention was paid to the problem of decision-making of people when purchasing and consuming beer. The aim of this paper is to analyse in a greater detail the factors that influence behaviour and decision-making of this group of consumers. The national-wide empiric marketing research performed in the autumn of 2004 was focused not only on beer consumption but also of all major categories of beverages. MATERIAL AND METHODSThis analysis is based on a wide spectrum… Show more

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“…Research results consistent with previous findings for example of authors (Manrai, Manrai 1996) that developed consumer behaviour that conceptualize four influences i.e., cultural, social, personal, and psychological factors and in their models, each of the four factors is depicted to have a direct as well as an indirect influence on consumer behaviour. A large number of factors influence our behaviour according to another authors (Sirakaya, Woodside 2005, Foret, Procházka 2006, Kotler, Armstrong 2008. Kotler et al 2010 The findings show that marketing strategies can act as supporting and facilitating tools in attracting more potential consumers, in (post-) pandemic era and are more important.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 92%
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“…Research results consistent with previous findings for example of authors (Manrai, Manrai 1996) that developed consumer behaviour that conceptualize four influences i.e., cultural, social, personal, and psychological factors and in their models, each of the four factors is depicted to have a direct as well as an indirect influence on consumer behaviour. A large number of factors influence our behaviour according to another authors (Sirakaya, Woodside 2005, Foret, Procházka 2006, Kotler, Armstrong 2008. Kotler et al 2010 The findings show that marketing strategies can act as supporting and facilitating tools in attracting more potential consumers, in (post-) pandemic era and are more important.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 92%
“…Aspects of consumer behaviour and consumer decision-making were analysed in different studies (Faisen 1977, Moutinho 1983, Engel et al 1986, Hawkins et al 1995, Baker, Crompton 2000, Sirakaya, Woodside 2005, Foret, Procházka 2006, Decrop 2010. As travel becomes a frequent purchase for some, and is increasingly part of everyday life, further examination of the routine aspects of travel decisions are required, when both new and previously visited destinations (or travel products consumed) are involved.…”
Section: Theoretical Backgroundmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…Hem market hem de bayii tercih edenlerin oranı ise %7'dir. Foret ve Prochazka (2006), Çek Cumhuriyetinde yaptığı çalışmada; hipermarketlerin sadece gıda maddeleri satın alma yeri değil aynı zamanda içecek satışı içinde önemli yerler olduğunu belirlemişlerdir. Polikarbon ambalajda su alanların %46'sının marketleri, %42'sinin de su bayilerini tercih ettikleri, cam şişeyi tercih edenlerin ise satın alma noktasında en çok marketlere (%58) yöneldiği belirlenmiştir.…”
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“…Pakistan's dairy industry is facing multiple issues like inefficient marketing systems, low productivity, animals' malnutrition, poor infrastructure, low profitability and lack of financial facilities (Tanvir, 2007;Tahir et al, 2019). On consumption side, consumer behavior is dynamic, where demand for processed milk is dependent on multiple socio-economic factors, health and safety concerns, quality standards and price of packed milk and its alternatives (Moeezuddin, 2004;Foret and Procházka, 2006;Peng et al, 2006;Akbay and Tiryaki, 2008;Stávková et al, 2008). Price of packed milk influences the consumers, particularly those having comparatively lower income (Uzunoz and Akcay, 2012).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%