B2C e-commerce in Malaysia: Perceived Characteristics of Innovating and trust perspective

Poong, Yew Siang; Eze, Uchenna Cyril; Talha, Mohammad

doi:10.1504/ijeb.2009.027267

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“…In the model, levels of earning have been discriminated in order to capture the relationships derived from high or low levels of income. Wong (2009) depicted the real income as those that most middle-income earners will own including one or two properties to help finance their children's education or their aging parents (Poong et al 2009). Typically, the older generation would not have purchased life insurance, as it may not be that popular.…”

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Indicators in the Purchase of Housing Properties

Eze

Lim²

2013

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This paper examines the effects of key indicators (risk of inflation, inflation hedge, property prices, real income of investors, access to financing, and interest rates) on investors' investors' decision to purchase a real estate property. The data for this study were obtained by conducting a detailed literature review on the key indicators and relevant theories. The outcome of this paper is a conceptual framework of the proposed ideas. We hope that this critical review will provide relevant materials for the real estate industry as well as researchers to build capacity, and knowledge in developing relevant scales and measures for future assessments of purchase decisions involving real estate property.

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Section: Disposable Income Of Investorsmentioning

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Indicators in the Purchase of Housing Properties

Eze

Lim²

2013

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“…A five-point Likert scale was used for the measurement of the conceptual variables (Eze, Yap & Lee, 2010). The scale consisted of five levels of agreement from Strongly Disagree to Strongly Agree ("1"=Strongly Disagree, "2"=Disagree, "3"=Neutral, "4"=Agree and, "5"=Strongly Agree) (see examples Mourali, Laroche & Pons, 2005;Eze, 2008;Poong, Eze & Talha, 2009). In addition, items for each construct were adapted from prior research as indicated in Table I.…”

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Purchasing Designer Label Apparels: The Role of Reference Groups

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Hui

Chin

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Luxury brands have a growing market in Asia, and with the enormous contribution of Asian market to the growing global luxury brands market, it is imperative to understand the roles of key reference groups (peers, siblings, parents, and celebrities) in the purchase of designer label apparels. The increased consumption of luxury products can be attributed to the rapid economic growth in China and other Asian countries. Prior studies indicate that Asian consumers maintain conspicuous appreciation for designer products. In this paper, the roles of reference groups in a purchase decision for designer label apparels, were explored. The data analysis was based on 248 valid responses generated through personal administration. The findings reveal that the four hypotheses were supported. The findings would enable marketing and business strategists in building grounds in focusing on important variables in the context examined. Several implications for research and practice including suggestions for future studies were highlighted.

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“…Revisión de trabajos que han analizado los factores motivadores y/o inhibidores para la compra online (e-commerce) Literatura de referencia Factores motivadores/inhibidores Poong et al (2009) Motivos: facilitad de uso percibida, capacidad de demostrar los resultados, compatibilidad, ventaja relativa, confianza.…”

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Possibilities of B2C buying and selling using mobile devices in comparison with Internet

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2010

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New technologies have involved a great opportunity to improve business management. On the one hand, Internet is beginning to be a selling channel that is valid and complementary of the traditional channel, apart from being a channel to search information and socialize. On the other hand and recently, mobile marketing is useful in a commercial sense: the mobile phone incorporates television, camera, radio, chat and now firms are introducing in the issue of advertising and in other regions in selling through the mobile phone. In spite of the increasing number of studies on traditional distribution and on electronic commerce, the studies that explore the possibilities and challenges of the mobile telephone and that compare it with Internet as buying and selling channels are scarce. The goal of this study is to compare the situation of B2C buying and selling through Internet and through the mobile phone and the theoretical approaches applied in each case. This paper presents common advantages for consumers and firms in both buying and selling channels and also clear differences between them. Besides, this study revises the main approaches and determinants of the buying in each case.

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B2C e-commerce in Malaysia: Perceived Characteristics of Innovating and trust perspective

Cited by 15 publications

References 23 publications

Indicators in the Purchase of Housing Properties

Indicators in the Purchase of Housing Properties

Purchasing Designer Label Apparels: The Role of Reference Groups

Possibilities of B2C buying and selling using mobile devices in comparison with Internet

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