Environmental concern to attitude towards green products: Evidences from India

Kirmani, Mohd Danish; Khan, Mohammed Naved

doi:10.5937/sjm11-9241

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“…Similarly, Schultz and Oskamp [45] noted that environmental concern influences attitude towards environmental issues and thus determines the effort people were willing to exert in order to recycle. In addition, environmental concern had a significant influence on the implementation of recycling [46] and attitude towards green products [47]. Laroche, Bergeron, and Barbaro-Forleo [48] stressed that consumers with environmental awareness were willing to pay more for environmentally friendly products.…”

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Recycling Intention and Behavior among Low-Income Households

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To improve our knowledge of how to protect the environment, this study examined the factors that influence recycling intention and behavior among low-income households. The study adopted a cross-sectional design that relied on 380 low-income households who live in coastal Peninsular Malaysia. The findings revealed a positive effect of eco-literacy, environmental concern, and self-efficacy on the attitude towards environmentally friendly products. Subsequently, the findings also illustrated a positive effect of normative beliefs on subjective norms. Moreover, the results revealed a positive effect of attitude towards environmentally friendly products and perceived behavioral control (PBC) on recycling intention. Finally, there was a positive effect of both PBC and recycling intention on recycling behavior. Although this study's focus on a specific income group from a single country could limit generalizability; the findings nevertheless provide scholars and policymakers with significant insights into promoting recycling activities, which are expected to contribute to the environment and reduce the environmental and economic vulnerability among low-income households. Therefore, environmental and socioeconomic development organizations should assess the feasibility of recycling materials and develop a supportive system that facilitates and encourages recycling activities.

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Section: Environmental Concernmentioning

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Recycling Intention and Behavior among Low-Income Households

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“…The study results support both multi mediating relationships. Kirmani and Khan (2016) suggests that more studies are needed on green marketing from developing countries, including China, India, etc. Similarly, Agarwal and Kumar (2020) found that most studies in green marketing are from the United States based on three decades of literature.…”

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“…The current study has focused on Pakistan's textile sector as it is one of the largest sectors that contributes significantly towards, exports, GDP, and employment generation (Memon et al, 2019). Additionally, the authors' feel that the textile sector of Pakistan needs to adopt green marketing for sustainable and competitive advantages Kirmani and Khan (2016), based on an extant literature review, suggested literature needs more studies on green advertising from Asian Countries, especially India and China, etc. that are facing problems related to environment degrading."…”

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“…Therefore they felt more studies are needed the other countries. Kirmani and Khan (2016) have recommended that the researcher should delve deeper into green marketing research. We have addressed the above gaps by researching in Pakistan and have dwelled deeper by taking a holistic approach in which our developed model has seven direct relationships and nine mediating relationships.…”

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Effect of spirituality and ethics on green advertising, and the multi- mediating roles of green buying and green satisfaction

Jalees

Qabool

Zaman

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Cogent Business & Management

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This study has extended Motivation-Ability-Opportunity-Model and has developed a framework with seven variables (i.e., green brand, green satisfaction, green advertising, green buying behavior, and spirituality ethics. The study has taken a holistic approach by testing 15 relationships for understanding green marketing. The authors distributed 415 questionnaires to the students of selected universities of Karachi and received 395 filled-in questionnaires. The study's results support all the proposed hypotheses, and they are in line with earlier studies on green marketing (GM). The study found that green advertising (GA) is an essential aspect of green marketing (GM). Besides its direct effects on green-related elements (H1 to H7), it (green satisfaction) has significant mediating roles on ethics (ET) and green buying behavior (GBB) (H8); spiritually (SP) and green buying behavior (GBB) (H9); ethics, and green satisfaction (H10); Spirituality and green satisfaction (H11). We also found that green buying behavior mediates green advertising (GA) and green satisfaction (GS) (H12). Green buying behavior (GBB) also mediates green brand (GB) and green satisfaction (GS) (H13). The study's variable's interrelationships can be judged from the results that our results also support both multi mediating effects. The current study found that the multi-mediating impact of green advertising and green buying on ethics and green satisfaction (H14) and ABOUT THE AUTHOR

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“…The recent environmental crisis increased the environmental concerns of consumers. On the other hand, the impact of existing environmental problems and the environmental deterioration had been realized by the global consumers and consequently, they started to put effort for the protection of environment (Danish, & Naved, 2016). The environmental deterioration and sustainability are considered as the most crucial problems in our world and the awareness regarding all aspects of environment has improved (Dagher, & Itani 2014).…”

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Environmental Consciousness, Environmental Education, Conspicuous Consumption and Re-Buying Decisions on Network Marketing in Turkey

Ozkan-Pir

Karaduman

2017

EURASIA J MATH SCI T

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The network marketing as a direct sale method has been widely recognised in Turkey. Today the consumption is not only comprised of the diversity of provided goods and services or their functional use but also some other various reasons. The functional consumption is generally considered the main reason behind the purchasing behaviour. Additionally, the consumers are influenced by the social meaning transmitted by a product or brand like a social expression of status or image. Moreover the consumers has become increasingly aware in respect of making product choices to fulfil their needs in the way to minimise the impact on the environment and their own health. The sample size of this research is a group of 504 people among the network-marketing customers in Turkey. The role of environmental consciousness and environmental education in the impact of conspicuous consumption on the re-buying decisions was assessed through an interview method. The structural equation methodology was utilised to evaluate the relations between the research variables. The model was tested with the structural equation method and a significant positive impact was identified between the environmentally product consciousness and re-buying decision. Unlike the environmentally product consciousness, no significant relation was identified between the conspicuous consumption and re-buying decision.

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Environmental concern to attitude towards green products: Evidences from India

Cited by 59 publications

References 31 publications

Recycling Intention and Behavior among Low-Income Households

Recycling Intention and Behavior among Low-Income Households

Effect of spirituality and ethics on green advertising, and the multi- mediating roles of green buying and green satisfaction

Environmental Consciousness, Environmental Education, Conspicuous Consumption and Re-Buying Decisions on Network Marketing in Turkey

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