Store names information signalling : a credibility perspective

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Store names information signalling : a credibility perspective

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This study is about store names as brand signals. Using the framework of Erdem and Swait (1998), hypotheses are developed regarding the effects of store names on consumers' expected product utility. It is relevant to study store names as brand signals because store names can act as additional signals in the consumer purchase decision process. The study focuses in particular on the effects of store name credibility on perceived risk, information costs and perceived product quality. The hypothe...

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Date created

01 Jan 2005

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Andrea Vocino / H Oppewal

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https://dro.deakin.edu.au/articles/conference_contribution/Store_names_information_signalling_a_c...

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store names / signalling / brand equity / consumer behaviour

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