Modeling of Multigroup Based Structural Equations with Path Analysis Approach (Application in Green Marketing Strategy in Traditional and Modern Food in Indonesia)

Yanti, Indah; Darmanto, Darmanto; Solimun, .; Nurjannah, .; Astuti, Ani Budi; Fernandes, Adji Achmad Rinaldo; Amaliana, Luthfatul; Isaskar, Riyanti

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“…[23][24][25][26][27] Path analyses allowed the researchers to test new hypotheses, specify relationships amongst variables, while quantifying the strength and the direction of the cause-and-effect relationships. [28][29][30][31] Extending SEM, multiple group analysis was used to assess whether and how populations differ through direct, indirect, and total path comparability over a 10-year period. 27,32 Multi-group analysis was utilised, which allowed the researchers to test for similarities (invariance) and differences (non-invariance) between identical models within different populations (groups).…”

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“…Structural Equation Modelling (SEM) techniques were utilised in this study as they are effective and efficient at handling factor scores and mediation effects, which were analysed at single‐ and multiple‐time points 23–27 . Path analyses allowed the researchers to test new hypotheses, specify relationships amongst variables, while quantifying the strength and the direction of the cause‐and‐effect relationships 28–31 . Extending SEM, multiple group analysis was used to assess whether and how populations differ through direct, indirect, and total path comparability over a 10‐year period 27,32 .…”

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Assessing the impact of socio‐demographics and farming activity on ward‐level mortality patterns using farm and population decennial censuses

Trearty,

Bunting,

Mallett

2024

Australian J Rural Health

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Introduction and ObjectiveFarmers experience a specific set of unique dangers, which increases their risk of mortality compared with any other occupation. This study hypothesised that Northern Ireland's (NIs) agriculturally saturated Wards have a higher risk of mortality compared against non‐agriculturally based Wards.DesignThe Population Census and Farm Census information were downloaded from the Northern Ireland Neighbourhood Service (NINIS) online depository to compile three mortality‐based data sets (2001, 2011, pooled data sets). Assessing the impact of socio‐demographics and farming activity on Ward‐level mortality patterns using farm and population decennial censuses. This study analysed all 582 Ward areas of NI, which enclosed the entire populace of the country in 2001 and 2011.FindingsPath analysis was utilised to examine direct and indirect paths linked with mortality within two census years (2001; 2011), alongside testing pathways for invariance between census years (pooled data set). Ward‐level results provided evidence for exogenous variables to mortality operating through three/four endogenous variables via: (i) direct effects (age), (ii) summed indirect effects (age; males; living alone; farming profit; and deprivation) and (iii) total effects (age; males; living alone; and deprivation). Multi‐group results cross‐validated these cause‐and‐effect relationships relating to mortality.Discussion and ConclusionThis study demonstrated that farming intensity scores, farming profits and socio‐demographics' influence on mortality risk in a Ward were dependent on the specific social‐environmental characteristics within that area. In line with earlier area level research, results support the aggregated interpretation that higher levels of farming activity within a Ward increase the risk of mortality within those Wards of NI. This was an essential study to enable future tailoring of new strategies and upgrading of current policies to bring about significant mortality risk change at local level.

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Assessing the impact of socio‐demographics and farming activity on ward‐level mortality patterns using farm and population decennial censuses

Trearty,

Bunting,

Mallett

2024

Australian J Rural Health

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“…Dengan pemahaman terhadap pencemaran lingkungan, perusahaan menerapkan isu lingkungan sebagai salah satu strategi pemasaran atau apa yang dikenal sebagai green marketing. Green marketing juga sejalan dengan meningkatnya perhatian terhadap isu lingkungan oleh regulator publik yang dapat dilihat sebagai indikasi lain dari kesadaran lingkungan merupakan area potensial sebagai strategi bisnis, (Yanti et al, 2019).…”

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Pengaruh Online Shopping terhadap Peningkatan Kinerja Green Marketing pada Kaum Milenial di Beberapa Kota Besar

Wang

Rahman

Rahim

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This study aims to determine how much influence online shopping has on improving green marketing performance. The object of research is millennials in several big cities who are considered worthy of research and have a major influence on the development of online shopping and environmental preservation. The data collection process was carried out by filling out a questionnaire which was distributed via WhatsApp. The results of the study show that there is no significant effect of online shopping for the millennial generation on increasing green marketing performance. The moderating variable which contains knowledge about the importance of preserving the environment shows a significant influence on green marketing performance, but is unable to change purchasing decisions for millennials to buy environmentally friendly products. From an analysis of the buying behavior of the millennial generation in online shopping, it was found that the millennial generation understands the importance of protecting the environment. There are several reasons why the millennial generation is not interested in shopping for environmentally friendly products or "green products" in online shopping; the price of eco-friendly products may be too expensive for some people, lack of availability of the desired eco-friendly products on the online market, there is ignorance about where and how to buy these products and it is also possible that millennials prefer to shop online because it is easier and more practical, even though the products purchased are sometimes not always environmentally friendly in meeting their needs when shopping online.

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Modeling of Multigroup Based Structural Equations with Path Analysis Approach (Application in Green Marketing Strategy in Traditional and Modern Food in Indonesia)

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Assessing the impact of socio‐demographics and farming activity on ward‐level mortality patterns using farm and population decennial censuses

Assessing the impact of socio‐demographics and farming activity on ward‐level mortality patterns using farm and population decennial censuses

Pengaruh Online Shopping terhadap Peningkatan Kinerja Green Marketing pada Kaum Milenial di Beberapa Kota Besar

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