2018
DOI: 10.18559/soep.2018.11.1
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Price as a Signal of Product Counterfeiting. The Moderating Role of the Buyer's Regulatory Focus

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“…Based on meta-analysis Dodds and colleagues (1991) have reported that two kinds of signals are of special importance -brand and price. Knowing that counterfeit products are sold for a small fraction of the price of the original products (Cordell et al, 1996), a low price can be used as a signal of product counterfeiting (Wanat, 2018). This last statement is especially true when the difference in prices is significantly large.…”
Section: The Effect Of Brand Price Anchoring and Moral Beliefs On Price Perception Of Semi-deceptive Counterfeit Products By Female Studementioning
confidence: 99%
“…Based on meta-analysis Dodds and colleagues (1991) have reported that two kinds of signals are of special importance -brand and price. Knowing that counterfeit products are sold for a small fraction of the price of the original products (Cordell et al, 1996), a low price can be used as a signal of product counterfeiting (Wanat, 2018). This last statement is especially true when the difference in prices is significantly large.…”
Section: The Effect Of Brand Price Anchoring and Moral Beliefs On Price Perception Of Semi-deceptive Counterfeit Products By Female Studementioning
confidence: 99%