Antecedents of consumer environmental attitude and intention to purchase green products: moderating role of perceived product necessity

Malik, Chirag; Singhal, Neeraj; Tiwari, Surendra

doi:10.1504/ijetm.2017.10012377

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“…According to Miller (1990), consumers are willing to spend 5% more on a sustainable product than the normal price of the product, and a study by McNeill & Moore (2015) showed that the people they surveyed asserted that if they liked a certain piece of clothing, they would find a way to get it at whatever price it was, but some other studies did not show that this. Although consumers claim to care about the environment, they do not act realistically by buying eco-friendly products because the prices of these products are often higher than traditional products (Connell, 2010;Malik, Singhal & Tiwari, 2017). Other studies (Kilbourne & Beckmann, 1998;Ma et al, 2012;Hsu et al, 2017) showed similar results.…”

Section: Factors Affecting Sustainable Fashion Consumptionmentioning

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Factors Affecting Sustainable Fashion Consumption: A Systematic Review and Research Orientations

2024

Futurity Economics&Law

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Fashion is the second-largest environmental polluter globally, prompting governments, businesses, and consumers to pay more attention to sustainable fashion. Sustainable fashion is considered an environmentally friendly solution and is gradually becoming an essential trend for the future. In the current context, to promote the consumption of sustainable fashion products, governments and businesses need to delve deeper into the factors influencing consumer shopping behavior. This study analyzed 112 relevant research documents, which were selected and organized systematically. The research employed evaluation methods and synthesized materials from various continents worldwide, with a focus on Asia and Europe. Most of the collected research articles were conducted using both quantitative and qualitative methods. Additionally, the authors synthesized and observed, selecting articles that were central to the topic to provide accurate statistics and evaluations. Furthermore, this article identified gaps in the research context and proposed new directions for future studies. The primary focus of this research lies in the factors influencing sustainable fashion consumption, aiming to provide multidimensional perspectives for researchers, businesses, and governments. After analyzing the 112 research papers, several frequently mentioned factors impacting sustainable fashion consumption include product quality, environmental concern, environmental awareness, and brand image. Moreover, these factors positively correlate with purchasing sustainable fashion products. This study contributes to the theory, practice and adds value to potential future research directions.

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Section: Factors Affecting Sustainable Fashion Consumptionmentioning

confidence: 94%

Factors Affecting Sustainable Fashion Consumption: A Systematic Review and Research Orientations

2024

Futurity Economics&Law

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The Effect of Environmental Responsibility on Green Consumption Intention: The Moderator Role of Price Sensitivity and the Mediator Role of Environmental Concern. A Case Study in Turkey

Durmaz

Akdoğan

2023

Environ Dev Sustain

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El objetivo es analizar el comportamiento medioambiental explorando las relaciones del (1) conocimiento, (2) preocupación, (3) altruismo y (4) escepticismo medioambientales sobre la actitud hacia el consumo verde (ACV). Finalmente, se analizó la relación entre ACV y la intención de compra verde. El método de investigación es cuantitativo, concretamente un modelo de ecuaciones estructurales-PLS con datos de una encuesta aplicada a consumidores potenciales de productos verdes. Los resultados muestran que la ACV pronostica la intención de compra verde; además que el conocimiento, la preocupación y el altruismo medioambientales destacan como antecedentes significativos de la ACV. Las limitaciones están asociadas al alcance de los resultados, éstos se obtuvieron empleando muestreos no probabilísticos. El principal hallazgo es la magnitud del efecto del altruismo que destaca como el principal predictor de la ACV. Las implicaciones prácticas a través de campañas de comunicación, dirigidas a consumidores altruistas con el medioambiente, que motiven al consumo verde.

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Antecedents of consumer environmental attitude and intention to purchase green products: moderating role of perceived product necessity

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Factors Affecting Sustainable Fashion Consumption: A Systematic Review and Research Orientations

Factors Affecting Sustainable Fashion Consumption: A Systematic Review and Research Orientations

The Effect of Environmental Responsibility on Green Consumption Intention: The Moderator Role of Price Sensitivity and the Mediator Role of Environmental Concern. A Case Study in Turkey

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