2021
DOI: 10.1016/j.jretconser.2021.102636
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Hedonic prices for the fruit market in Bangladesh: Lessons from guava and hog plum purchase decisions

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“…It indicates that the consumers want to purchase the ready hog plum which is directly consumed in the form of sliced or the pickle of hog plum. On the other hand, the price per kg of hog plum is increased by approximately 3% if the hog plum is blemish free which is in line with the study of Hossain and Badiuzzaman (2020) for guava purchase decision. Ricks et al (2002) also found the similar result for apple purchase decision.…”
Section: All Consumers' Modelsupporting
confidence: 81%
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“…It indicates that the consumers want to purchase the ready hog plum which is directly consumed in the form of sliced or the pickle of hog plum. On the other hand, the price per kg of hog plum is increased by approximately 3% if the hog plum is blemish free which is in line with the study of Hossain and Badiuzzaman (2020) for guava purchase decision. Ricks et al (2002) also found the similar result for apple purchase decision.…”
Section: All Consumers' Modelsupporting
confidence: 81%
“…The hedonic prices are also available on fruits including apples (Kajikawa, 1998;Ricks et al, 2002;Endrizzi et al, 2015;Sarder et al, 2020), mango (Yaseen et al, 2016), grapes (Golan and Shlit, 1993), guava and hog plum (Hossain and Badiuzzaman, 2020) and fruit juices (Weemaes and Riethmuller, 2001). The hedonic price study on fruit especially on hog plum in Bangladesh is very scarce.…”
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confidence: 99%
“… Traceability Liu et al [ 36 ]; Jaeger et al [ 32 ]. Colour Carew et al (2004); Hossain [ 37 ]. Sensory Seppä et al (2015 Organoleptic Dinis et al [ 35 ].…”
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confidence: 99%