Factors Influencing Consumer Willingness to Pay for Low‐Carbon Products: A Simulation Study in China

Liu, Yong; Da-yuan, Yang; Xu, Honggang

doi:10.1002/bse.1959

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“…Perception of recycled/reused product risk refers to how customers assess unavailable information regarding product, material used, testing and quality assurance processes in relation to the utility of the product (Hazen, Mollenkopf, Wang, & Y., 2017;Liu, Yang, & Xu, 2017). Risk is a multidimensional construct (Snoj, Pisnik, & Mumel, 2004;Veloutsou & Bian, 2008).…”

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Impact of environmental knowledge and product quality on student attitude toward products with recycled/remanufactured content: Implications for environmental education and green manufacturing

2018

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This study investigates the impact of environmental knowledge and perceived product quality on purchasing intention and purchasing behavior of recycled products: A4 paper, mobile phones and printers. The intent is to understand how to move future generations toward more sustainable behavior, as currently unsustainable amounts of waste are generated across the Far East. Expectancy value theory and the theory of reasoned action are applied to the purchase of products with recovered and/or recycled content (n = 215). The study indicates: (1) a significant positive relationship was found between both the intention to purchase and the purchase of recycled products; (2) the perception of recycled product risk has a significant negative impact on the perception of recycled product quality and the attitude toward environmental protection; (3) perceived quality of recycled product is positively related to attitude toward environmental protection; (4) perceived quality of recycled product and attitude to environmental protection are positively related to intention to purchase recycled products; and (5) surprisingly, knowledge regarding environmental damage and pollution is unrelated to attitude toward environmental protection. This study offers new insights into the impact of education on environmental protection, purchasing of greener products and the need for environmental education to move from a goal of understanding to that of action.

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Impact of environmental knowledge and product quality on student attitude toward products with recycled/remanufactured content: Implications for environmental education and green manufacturing

2018

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“…However, they are regarded as the main cause of environmental pollution, because they emit much exhaust gas. In particular, consumers are concerned about environmental pollution [1,2], so they try to buy environmentally friendly products/services [3,4]. Drone food delivery services (DFDS) are offered as a method in order to solve such problems.…”

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Understanding the Eco-Friendly Role of Drone Food Delivery Services: Deepening the Theory of Planned Behavior

2020

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This study tried to explain consumer’s intention formation in the context of drone food delivery services based on Ajzen’s theory of planned behavior (TPB) model. In addition, this study tried to deepen the TPB by understanding the moderating effect of the awareness of consequences. The data were collected from 406 respondents using an online survey in South Korea. The results showed that all proposed hypotheses were accepted. It was also found that the awareness of consequences plays a crucial role in the relation between perceived behavioral control and behavioral intentions. Important theoretical and managerial implications are discussed in the last part of the paper.

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“…In this vein, future studies could also delve into particular relationships between other environmental topics and product portfolio management. The environmental topics that could be developed further include eco‐efficiency initiatives (Li et al , ), green employee behavior (Delgado‐Márquez & Pedauga, ), eco‐innovation (Dangelico et al , ), carbon performance (Giannarakis et al , ), low carbon products (Liu et al , ), green supply chain management (Zhu et al , ) and green supplier selection (Dou et al , ).…”

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Green Product Development and Product Portfolio Management: Empirical Evidence from an Emerging Economy

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Few studies have explored the relationship between green products development (GPD) and product portfolio management (PPM). When considering evidence from emerging economies, the knowledge gap is even deeper. Consequently, the objective of this work is to analyze how green and traditional practices of new product development (NPD) influence product portfolio and NPD performance. In addition, we explore how GPD opens new markets and technology opportunities. The empirical evidence is based on a sample of firms that are developing products and belong to innovative industrial sectors in Brazil. In general, the framework developed and tested in this research indicates the following: (i) the adoption of GPD practices significantly influences product portfolio performance; (ii) the adoption of GPD practices tends to generate positive results with regard to obtaining technological and market opportunities; (iii) the adoption of traditional PPM practices influences the dependent factors. Unexpectedly, correlations between a firm's size or age and its performance were not confirmed. This is the first empirical evidence relating GPD, PPM, and market and technology opportunities in Brazil. Copyright © 2017 John Wiley & Sons, Ltd and ERP Environment

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Factors Influencing Consumer Willingness to Pay for Low‐Carbon Products: A Simulation Study in China

Cited by 60 publications

References 56 publications

Impact of environmental knowledge and product quality on student attitude toward products with recycled/remanufactured content: Implications for environmental education and green manufacturing

Impact of environmental knowledge and product quality on student attitude toward products with recycled/remanufactured content: Implications for environmental education and green manufacturing

Understanding the Eco-Friendly Role of Drone Food Delivery Services: Deepening the Theory of Planned Behavior

Green Product Development and Product Portfolio Management: Empirical Evidence from an Emerging Economy

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