Impediments to Adoption of Green Products: An ISM Analysis

Nath, Vishnu; Kumar, Rupesh; Agrawal, Rajat; Gautam, Aditya; Sharma, Vinay

doi:10.1080/10496491.2014.946200

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“…Due to this strong relationship between ATGP and green purchase intention researchers have explored several factors which could help in the formation of positive ATGP among consumers (Laroche et al, 2001;D'Souza et al, 2006;D'Souza et al, 2007;Suplico and Salle, 2009;Akehurst et al, 2012;Iravani et al, 2012;Mourad and Ahmed, 2012;Hassan, 2014;Khan, 2016a, 2016b). These factors are collectivism (Laroche et al, 2001;Kim and Choi, 2005;Leonidou et al, 2010;Cheah and Phau, 2011;Cho et al, 2012;Kirmani and Khan, 2016a); eco-literacy, EL (Chan, 1996;Fraj and Martinez, 2006;Rios et al, 2006;Cheah and Phau, 2011;Nath et al, 2013;Kirmani and Khan, 2016b); religiosity (Rice, 2006;Chai and Chen, 2009;Hassan, 2014); and environmental concern, EC (Laroche et al, 2001;Cheah and Phau, 2011;Khan et al, 2012;Hassan, 2014;Khan and Kirmani, 2014;Kirmani and Khan, 2016a).…”

Section: Christianity and Judaismmentioning

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“…EL has been considered as an important construct in studies exploring green preferences of consumers (Vining and Ebreo, 1990;Amyx et al, 1994;Chan, 1996;Fraj and Martinez, 2006;Rios et al, 2006;Cheah and Phau, 2011;Nath et al, 2013;Kirmani and Khan, 2016b). In an earlier study, Schahn and Holzer (1990) posited that a threshold level of environmental knowledge is required to make decisions related to protection of environment.…”

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Role of religiosity in purchase of green products by Muslim students

Khan

Kirmani

2018

JIMA

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Purpose This paper aims to investigate the role of religiosity in Indian Muslim students with the objective of mapping their attitude towards green products. Design/methodology/approach Data were generated from 306 Muslim students enrolled in educational institutes located in the national capital of India (i.e. New Delhi). The study sample was identified through purposive sampling, and then the questionnaire was personally administered. The data were analysed using SPSS and AMOS, and research hypotheses were validated using structural equation modelling. Findings The findings of the present study suggest that environmental concern is a precursor of consumer attitude towards green products, and antecedents of environmental concern are collectivism and eco-literacy. Further, the findings also suggest that religiosity significantly and positively affects collectivism values of consumers. However, religiosity was not found to be significantly associated with the level of eco-literacy of consumers. Practical implications Religiosity emerged as one of the main factors that needs to be considered while promoting green products in India. In their promotion messages, green marketers attempting to target Muslim students ought to emphasize that Islamic tenets enjoin upon them to collectively take the responsibility of preserving the environment. The natural resources and the environment may be presented as a gift of Almighty Allah, and steps towards environmental conservation may be projected as a mode of pleasing Allah. Originality/value This study is pioneering in the sense that it proposes a comprehensive and practical model for mapping attitude towards green products for young Indian Muslim consumers. In fact, the study takes a lead in examining the role of religiosity as antecedent in mapping of attitude towards green products and the role of collectivism and eco-literacy in influencing environmental concern.

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Role of religiosity in purchase of green products by Muslim students

Khan

Kirmani

2018

JIMA

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“…Barriers that affect the marketers on the rural market were highlighted and the interrelationships among these barriers were found and categorized based on their driving and dependence power by using ISM (Kumari & Gupta 2014). ISM is used to construct a model to show how barriers in green marketing and green consumerism interact and affect consumer decision-making regarding green products (Nath & Kumar 2014). ISM is used to identify the barriers to Green Business Models, GMBs (Abu Zeinab & Arif, 2017).…”

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Barriers to Financial Inclusion: An Ism Micmac Analysis

Kumar¹,

Shukla²,

Dubey³

2020

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The policymakers should take a series of immediate actions to address the consequences of the Covid-19 pandemic in the path of the sustainable economy by reaching to every segment of the society to return the economy on track, financial inclusion (FI) is the only way to achieve the target. The study analyzes the obstacles in the path to achieve sustainable growth, which has been partitioned into two stages; the identification of barriers and investigation. The study has divided into three diverse stages: identification of barriers, interviews with specialists from industry, and framing an ISM model. Fifteen barriers have been identified in the achievement of goals of financial inclusion with four levels in ISM designed model. Not enough money, Lack of trust, High cost, Financial Illiteracy, Gender issues, Age factor, and Terms and conditions are factors of prime importance as they have very high driving as well as dependence power. Factors like Irregular income, Distance, and Legal identity are not showing a direct impact on other variables in the system, so these three factors may overlook by decision takers. Psychological and cultural barriers and Bank charges are very important barriers to high dependent driving power. These obstacles must require proper attention.

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“…Kurangnya pendidikan, di sisi lain, membatasi pemahaman konsumen tentang masalah lingkungan dan dapat bertindak sebagai penghalang dalam mengembangkan kesadaran lingkungan di kalangan konsumen (Nath et al, 2013).…”

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Analisis Determinan Keputusan Konsumen Muslim Membeli Green Product

Haidar¹,

Firdaus²,

Najib

2020

Esensi

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The study aims to determine the effect of Collectivism, Eco-Literacy, Green Advertising, Spirituality and Environmental Concern on the intention to buy environmentally friendly products All Fresh on Indonesian Muslim consumers. The research consisted of three stages namely the study of literature. Then a field study was conducted by distributing questionnaires to 270 respondents. The analysis method used is Structural Equation Modeling (SEM) using AMOS. The results showed that the variables Collectivism, Eco-Literacy, Green Advertising and Spirituality showed a significant and positive effect on Environmental Concern. Furthermore, these variables show a significant and positive relationship to the attitude toward green products (ATGP) of Indonesian Muslim consumers.

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Impediments to Adoption of Green Products: An ISM Analysis

Cited by 24 publications

References 42 publications

Role of religiosity in purchase of green products by Muslim students

Role of religiosity in purchase of green products by Muslim students

Barriers to Financial Inclusion: An Ism Micmac Analysis

Analisis Determinan Keputusan Konsumen Muslim Membeli Green Product

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