The Temporal Dimension of Shopping Behavior

Hornik, Jacob

doi:10.4236/jssm.2021.141005

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“…Time in general and feelings of time pressure in particular have been acknowledged to be crucial factors in the complex realm of consumer decision making [58][59][60]. However, in household shopping decision making and behavior, time is the factor that has been studied the least [61]. In the grocery retailing context, a few studies have examined the impact of perceived time pressure on consumers' behavior in (offline) supermarkets [62][63][64] and on their adoption of online grocery services [65][66][67].…”

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Are the Time-Poor Willing to Pay More for Online Grocery Services? When ‘No’ Means ‘Yes’

Droogenbroeck

Hove

2022

JTAER

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This paper investigates consumers’ willingness to pay (WTP) for click-and-collect grocery services. In particular, we analyze whether the time-pressed are willing to pay higher fees. We exploit a survey among 572 customers of two Belgian supermarket chains—both users and non-users. We test our model for three (increasingly narrow) samples: all respondents, respondents with a non-zero WTP, and current users. Our key finding relates to the latter sample. Surprisingly, if we use the WTP measure put forward in the literature, the answer to our research question is ‘no’: we find no significant relationship between users’ perceived time pressure and the maximum service cost per order they are willing to pay. However, on closer scrutiny this ‘no’ in fact means ‘yes’: our finding implies that in the face of increasing fees the time-pressed are willing to maintain their current, higher order frequency for as long as the other users. The maximum total cost they are willing to incur over a given period is thus higher. This said, the absence of a relationship between time pressure and the WTP per order does limit the opportunities for e-grocers to price discriminate, as is suggested in the literature. A further complication is that we find no clear pattern between perceived time pressure and the use of specific time slots.

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Are the Time-Poor Willing to Pay More for Online Grocery Services? When ‘No’ Means ‘Yes’

Droogenbroeck

Hove

2022

JTAER

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“…Several research has come to different findings on the link between the relationship between SMEs and green economic recovery, which has heightened the discussion, concluded that the was formerly a belief among economists that severe ecological restrictions, would raise the price of manufacturing for companies, and impair their profitability, resulting in lower financial development. When the cost of environmental releases rises, the US economy suffers, as was observed by Hornik (2021). For example, in the late 1960s, it indicated that ecological rules caused efficiency losses of 15-25% in five high sectors in the USA (such as paper and chemicals, among others).…”

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Unleashing the mechanism between small and medium enterprises, and green financing in China: a pathway toward environmental sustainability and green economic recovery

Hou

Zhen

2022

Environ Sci Pollut Res

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In this research, we analyzed green finance, small and medium-sized businesses, and financial literacy in China to boost the green economy. Green finance and financial literacy were examined holistically using a rigorous empirical approach and data envelopment analysis to provide the way to advance green economic recovery in this research. According to empirical evidence, green financing impacts SMEs at 0.31, 0.41, and 2.02 on green economic recovery. China’s green finance and small businesses contribute significantly to the country’s overall green economic revival. A more accurate forecast of green economic recovery was made possible by including other variables such as population expansion, development, and small business development. The analysis used the data envelopment analysis, and the results were solid. Additional hypothetical time-dependent instances demonstrated China’s predicted green financing and small business’s nexus for 2000 to 2020. The proportion of SMEs is decreasing, and as a result, green financing and financial literacy have increased by an average of 12.5% during this time. China’s green financing would fall dramatically if the country’s industrial structure is reduced. According to our findings, financial literacy is positively correlated with green economic recovery, while illiteracy is negatively correlated with growth. Finally, the report provides some ideas for China’s future green economic recovery.

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“…The findings show that sustainable growth can be accomplished through using renewable power and adopting effective energy policies. According to [ 17 , 18 ] there is a negative link among.…”

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The impact of cleaner energy sources, advanced technology firms, and economic expansion on ecological footprints is critical in sustainable development

lian

2024

Heliyon

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The Temporal Dimension of Shopping Behavior

Cited by 9 publications

References 34 publications

Are the Time-Poor Willing to Pay More for Online Grocery Services? When ‘No’ Means ‘Yes’

Are the Time-Poor Willing to Pay More for Online Grocery Services? When ‘No’ Means ‘Yes’

Unleashing the mechanism between small and medium enterprises, and green financing in China: a pathway toward environmental sustainability and green economic recovery

The impact of cleaner energy sources, advanced technology firms, and economic expansion on ecological footprints is critical in sustainable development

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