Thai exporter and US importer relations: a pilot study using email survey

Sachdev, Harash J.

doi:10.1504/jgba.2013.055027

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“…The low response rate has been anticipated. There have been several examinations into the cause of low response rate using e-mail survey (Al-Ohmiri, 2007;Sachdev, 2013). Lack of anonymity, low use of incentives and poor design of survey has been major concerns of low response rate (Al-Ohmiri, 2007).…”

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“…Lack of anonymity, low use of incentives and poor design of survey has been major concerns of low response rate (Al-Ohmiri, 2007). Another study indicated that the low response rate may affect by external factors such as economy situation, culture and the usual practices of the selected population (Sachdev, 2013). There is some evidence that online survey in Malaysia has low response rates (Lim, 2015;Salehi, 2012;Lim et al, 2015), and other studies revealed that online surveys achieves poor response rates in comparison to paper-based survey (Nulty, 2008;Salehi, 2012).…”

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Factors influencing consumers' purchase intention towards online group buying in Malaysia

Liew

Falahat

2019

IJEMR

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Online group buying (OGB) is growing rapidly and it has become popular in many countries. Due to the lack of research and early stage of development in the developing and emerging market, we aim to examine the factors influencing consumers' purchase intention towards online group buying in the Malaysian context. Through intensive literature review on consumers' purchase intention and online group buying, a set of factors are proposed as leading influencers. This paper reveals that perceived usefulness (PU), perceived ease of use (PEOU), price, electronic word of mouth (e-WOM), trust and perceived risk (PR) are the main determinants of online group buying. The three major factors, PU, price and e-WOM, demonstrated relatively strong impact on consumers' purchase intention towards OGB whilst trust and perceived risk shown significant impact and moderate impact respectively on consumers' participation in OGB. Contrarily, PEOU was found to have no influence in Malaysian consumers.

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