Product quality, consumption externalities, and the role of National Treatment

Ferrara, Ida; Missios, Paul; Yildiz, Halis Murat

doi:10.1016/j.euroecorev.2019.04.005

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“…According to (Tjiptono, 2007), the price of a product is a monetary unit or another measure including other goods and services exchanged in order to obtain ownership rights or users of an item and service. Companies need to continue to improve the quality of products or services and provide variations in product prices because increasing product quality and product price variations can make consumers feel satisfied with the products or services they buy and will influence consumers to make repeat purchases (Dinopoulos, Kalyvitis, & Katsimi, 2020;Ferrara, Missios, & Yildiz, 2019;Narwal & Nayak, 2020).…”

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The Influence of Product Quality and Price on Purchasing Decisions at Mitraindo South Tangerang Online Shop

Akbar

2020

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This study aims to determine the effect of product quality and price on purchasing decisions at Mitraindo South Tangerang Online Shop. The method used is explanatory research with analytical techniques using statistical analysis with regression testing, correlation, determination, and hypothesis testing. The results of this study product quality significantly influence purchasing decisions by 40.3, the hypothesis test obtained tcount> ttable or (7.974> 1.986). Price significantly influences the purchase decision of 38.0%, the hypothesis test is obtained tcount> ttable or (7.594> 1.986). Product quality and price simultaneously have a significant effect on purchasing decisions of 49.0%, the hypothesis test is obtained Fcount> Ftable or (44,626> 2,700)

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The Influence of Product Quality and Price on Purchasing Decisions at Mitraindo South Tangerang Online Shop

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2020

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“…Further explained that competition in business can certainly make the industry and market more attractive, the high intensity of rivalry is characterized by the application of marketing strategies such as what can win the hearts of customers makes its value for the company. Competitor products that will enter the same market or the same segmentation must also have a competitive advantage (Ferrara et al, 2019;Ferrari et al, 2017;Roy et al, 2017) The superiority of a product is not guaranteed to be the people's choice (Chenavaz et al, 2020;Steinhauser et al, 2019;Wen & Siqin, 2020). A product requires a way to be known to the wider community.…”

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The Influence of Marketing, Promotion and Reputation Strategies on Purchasing Decisions in Savings and Loans Cooperatives in South Tangerang

Septiani

Rahayu

Elburdah

2020

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Each cooperative must have the right marketing strategy, such as further increasing the productive capacity of its members, so that they can face market competition which merely emphasizes the norm of efficiency. This study aims to determine the marketing strategy, promotion, and reputation of purchasing decisions at the Savings and Loan Cooperative in South Tangerang. The method used was explanatory research with a sample of 90 respondents. The analysis technique uses statistical analysis with regression testing, correlation, determination, and hypothesis testing. The results of this study's marketing strategies significantly influence purchasing decisions by 33.2%, hypothesis testing obtained significance 0,000 <0.05. The promotion has a significant effect on purchasing decisions of 36.6%, hypothesis testing is obtained significance of 0,000 <0.05. Reputation has a significant effect on purchasing decisions by 26.9%, hypothesis testing obtained significance 0,000 <0.05. Marketing strategy, promotion, and reputation simultaneously have a significant effect on purchasing decisions by 51.4%, hypothesis testing obtained significance 0,000 <0.05.

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“…There are few papers worth mentioning. Ferrara et al (2019) consider emissions from consumption and scrutinize the welfare implications of the WTO's National Treatment clause in Article III. Given quality differences among products, they show that the WTO's restriction on non-discriminatory internal measures does not necessarily lead to higher (lower) global environmental damage (welfare).…”

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Trade and commodity taxes as environmental instruments in an open economy

Koska

Stähler

Yeni

2020

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PurposeIn a simple reciprocal dumping model of trade, this study scrutinizes the strategic role of trade and commodity taxes as environmental instruments when consumption of an imported product generates pollution. The results suggest that for sufficiently small values of the marginal disutility from pollution, commodity taxes can be preferred over import tariffs, and compared to the case of trade policies, free trade can be welfare dominating even for higher values of the marginal disutility from pollution when commodity taxes are used strategically as environmental instruments.Design/methodology/approachThe authors employ a reciprocal dumping model of trade.FindingsA sufficiently high marginal disutility from pollution (or sufficient asymmetries between the countries in terms of their marginal disutility from pollution) may jeopardize bilateral trade, especially if countries are given the option to set tariffs freely for imported goods (consumption of which generate environmental pollution). For sufficiently weak transboundary pollution and sufficiently low marginal disutility from pollution, (1) both Nash trade and domestic policies may prove to be helpful in addressing consumption-based pollution, and (2) it is possible to show in such a case that Nash domestic policies may be preferred over Nash trade policies, especially when both transboundary pollution and the trading partner's marginal disutility from pollution are sufficiently low.Originality/valueThe novel contribution of this paper is (1) to capture asymmetries among trading partners in terms of how much they account for environmental pollution when deciding on their (domestic/trade) policy measures and (2) to focus on environmental degradation that is caused by final consumption of a product imported from a trading partner.

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Product quality, consumption externalities, and the role of National Treatment

Cited by 7 publications

References 20 publications

The Influence of Product Quality and Price on Purchasing Decisions at Mitraindo South Tangerang Online Shop

The Influence of Product Quality and Price on Purchasing Decisions at Mitraindo South Tangerang Online Shop

The Influence of Marketing, Promotion and Reputation Strategies on Purchasing Decisions in Savings and Loans Cooperatives in South Tangerang

Trade and commodity taxes as environmental instruments in an open economy

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