Proceedings of the 1st Unimed International Conference on Economics Education and Social Science 2018
DOI: 10.5220/0009511409220925
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Impulsive Purchasing via Online Shopee of the Millennials: A Study in a Private University in Medan

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“…However, according to Putri et al (2018) and their investigation into the effects of hedonic motivation, reference group influences, and discounts provided during Hari Belania Online Nassional, only hedonic incentives and discounts provided during Harbolnas influence online impulse purchases, indicating that people's decisions to make impulsive purchases are unaffected by their reference group. This is argued by Lubis et al (2020) in their study as they concluded that customers may suffer a crisis in their purchasing strategies, thought processes, and ability to reflect when shopping, which might lead to this impulsive purchase. The study also stated that consumers who buy on impulse have access to less information.…”
Section: Reference Groupsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…However, according to Putri et al (2018) and their investigation into the effects of hedonic motivation, reference group influences, and discounts provided during Hari Belania Online Nassional, only hedonic incentives and discounts provided during Harbolnas influence online impulse purchases, indicating that people's decisions to make impulsive purchases are unaffected by their reference group. This is argued by Lubis et al (2020) in their study as they concluded that customers may suffer a crisis in their purchasing strategies, thought processes, and ability to reflect when shopping, which might lead to this impulsive purchase. The study also stated that consumers who buy on impulse have access to less information.…”
Section: Reference Groupsmentioning
confidence: 99%