Do environment-friendly toys have a future? An empirical assessment of buyers' green toys decision-making

Saini, Akanksha; Kumar, Abhishek; Mishra, Saroj Kumar; Kar, Sanjay Kumar; Bansal, Rohit

doi:10.1007/s10668-023-02941-7

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“…This result is in line with the findings of A. Kumar et al (2021) and Saini et al (2023) contradict the results of Ansu-Mensah (2021), Raza Ch et al (2021), and Tan et al (2019. This implies that young Tanzanian consumers emphasise environmental concerns over the price issues of their products.…”

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“…In a similar vein, through important determinants investigated in the literature, the current study has looked at the two core TPB constructs: attitude and purchase intention (Rausch & Kopplin, 2021;Saini et al, 2023;Sun et al, 2021). The current study methodology attempts to investigate the relationship between consumers' perceptions and their decision to buy environment-friendly products.…”

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Factors Influencing the Decision to Buy Green Products among Young Consumers in an Emerging Country

Sukresna,

Mikina

2024

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Environmental concerns have led to increased environmentally conscious practices and the production of green products. However, in an emerging country like Tanzania, young Tanzanian consumers have shown less responsiveness, necessitating an exploration of the factors influencing their purchase behaviour. This study investigates the factors influencing young Tanzanian consumers' decision to buy green products. A quantitative approach was conducted using structured online questionnaires to collect data from 161 individuals aged 18 to 35. The data is analysed using Partial Least Squares-Structural Equation Modeling. Results reveal that environmental consciousness and price perception positively influence green product awareness, while green advertising does not. Environmental consciousness exhibits a more significant influence over price perception. Subsequently, green product awareness positively influences green-product buying decisions. These findings indicate that young Tanzanian consumers know about green issues and are ready to pay more for green products. Businesses and policymakers can develop more effective strategies to promote sustainable behaviours and facilitate the transition to a greener economy. This study provides valuable insights into the critical factors driving the purchasing behaviour of green products among young consumers, emphasising the need for targeted efforts to encourage sustainable consumption in emerging economies.

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Factors Influencing the Decision to Buy Green Products among Young Consumers in an Emerging Country

Sukresna,

Mikina

2024

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“…Moreover, people may become sidetracked from making careful, considered decisions due to the addictive nature of social networking networks. The use of social media can have an impact on people's mental health and wellbeing, which can then have an impact on how they make decisions (Saini, et al, 2024). Unfavorable events like cyberbullying, social comparison, and FOMO can cause worry, anxiety, and despair, which may make it more difficult for people to make logical judgments.…”

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A Comprehensive Review of Social Impact of Women Entrepreneurs in Enhancing Business Performance in the Tourism Sector for a Developing Country

Gafur,

Islam

2024

ejtas

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A thorough analysis of the social effects of female entrepreneurs on the success of businesses in developing nations' tourism industries is given in this research. In sectors of the economy like tourism, where social connection and community involvement are crucial, women entrepreneurs are especially important for promoting economic growth and contributing to social development. In this review, the various ways that female entrepreneurs improve business performance in the tourism sector are examined, with an emphasis on the social impact of these contributions, by referencing previous research and empirical investigations. The analysis focuses on several important topics, such as the promotion of sustainable tourist practices, cultural preservation, community development, and female empowerment. The results underscore the noteworthy contribution of female entrepreneurs to the tourist industry's inclusive growth, job opportunities, and innovation. The review also cites several obstacles and hurdles that women entrepreneurs in developing nations must overcome, including restricted access to resources, discrimination based on gender, and sociocultural limitations. Policymakers, stakeholders, and practitioners are given recommendations on how to empower and promote female entrepreneurs in the tourism industry to maximize their social effect and further the objectives of sustainable development. In the context of developing nations' tourism industries, this research highlights the significance of identifying and utilizing women entrepreneurs' potential to promote positive social change and improve company performance.

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“…In recent years, rise in popularity of online shopping has been attributed to the fact that people all over the world are always attempting to improve their standards of lives (Mir, 2023;Saini, Kumar, Mishra, Kar & Bansal, 2023). In order to boost their family income, they spend most significant amount of time away from their families at work.…”

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The Determinants of Consumers' Online Shopping Behaviour: An Empirical Assessment

Khan¹,

Hassan²,

Ali

2023

GUJR

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The study focuses on the effect of four primary characteristics derived from the literature, including trust, product variety, convenience, and privacy, so as to identify how customer purchasing behavior reflects online shopping trends. The researcher used quantitative research approach to documents responses of respondents. Students attending Thal university & Sargodha university are mostly those engaged in business programme at respective institutions, such as the Department of Business Administration and Noon Business school was accessed to collect the data through questioner. The researchers use structural equational model to test hypothesis of current research, analyze the results and reach the desired conclusion and thus recommending some suggestions. According to the findings of statistical analysis of data, customers trust, product variety, convenience and privacy has statistically significant relationship with the online consumer behaviour. This conclusion is vital for the marketers to facilitate the usage of online shopping platforms in order to save more time and attract more people to buy items online.

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Do environment-friendly toys have a future? An empirical assessment of buyers' green toys decision-making

Cited by 8 publications

References 120 publications

Factors Influencing the Decision to Buy Green Products among Young Consumers in an Emerging Country

Factors Influencing the Decision to Buy Green Products among Young Consumers in an Emerging Country

A Comprehensive Review of Social Impact of Women Entrepreneurs in Enhancing Business Performance in the Tourism Sector for a Developing Country

The Determinants of Consumers' Online Shopping Behaviour: An Empirical Assessment

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