Is Sustainable Consumption Translated into Ethical Consumer Behavior?

Tomșa, Monica-Maria; Romonți-Maniu, Andreea-Ioana; Scridon, Mircea Andrei

doi:10.3390/su13063466

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“…People who have the intention to comply with a government policy must have the attention and attitude to always obey the existing rules and also to what is the object of a policy that has been set (Mohd et al, 2018). The factors that influence the intention of the community to comply with government policies are as follows: What the community wants, Something that the community needs, Desire to improve community welfare, Desire to facilitate services to the community (Tomşa et al, 2021).…”

Section: Intention To Comply With Policymentioning

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The Role of Consumer Attitude and Renewable Energy towards Environmental Friendly Policies in the Intention to Comply With the Paid Plastic Environmental Friendly Policy

Sinaga

Sitorus²

2023

IJEEP

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The purpose of this study is to determine the effect of consumer attitudes and renewable energy on the intention to comply with the paid plastic environmentally friendly policy in North Sumatra Province through the environmental friendly policy variable made by the Government as a moderator variable.In this study the variables used are exogenous variables, namely consumer attitudes and renewable energy, while the endogenous variables areintention to comply with the paid plastic eco-friendly policy in North Sumatra Provinceand the moderator variable isEnvironmentally friendly policies made by the Government. In this study, the data taken were adult population data in North Sumatra Province in 2020 who used as much as of plastic4,177,004 souls. MThe research method used in this study is a quantitative descriptive research method using data analysis, namely path analysis using PLS 3.0 software.Based on the results of the research analysis, the conclusion of this study is partially that only consumer attitude variables affect the intention to comply with paid plastic environmentally friendly policies in North Sumatra Province and consumer attitudes and renewable energy variables affect environmentally friendly policy variables. Simultaneously, consumer attitudes and renewable energy variables affect the intention to comply with the paid plastic environmentally friendly policy in North Sumatra Province with the environmental friendly policy variable as the moderator variable.Through the results of the research that has been stated above, the adults of North Sumatra will have the intention to obey and obey all environmentally friendly policies that are carried out, such as creating renewable energy, where these policies are very useful so that the people of North Sumatra are protected from the dangers of environmental damage and disasters. nature that will happen if you still use energy from fossils that can pollute the land, sea and air.

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Section: Intention To Comply With Policymentioning

confidence: 99%

The Role of Consumer Attitude and Renewable Energy towards Environmental Friendly Policies in the Intention to Comply With the Paid Plastic Environmental Friendly Policy

Sinaga

Sitorus²

2023

IJEEP

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“…To date the majority of studies relating to sustainable consumption have had an emphasis on products (mostly food), rather than retail services (Cotte and Trudel, 2009; Tomșa et al , 2021). Our interest is particularly in the retail services sector where sustainability has gained prominence (Kim and Seock, 2019; Kumar et al , 2021; Ruiz-Real et al , 2019) and a sustainable orientation has the potential to not only provide competitive advantage but also transform the retail market (Simões and Sebastiani, 2017).…”

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confidence: 99%

Cause for pause in retail service: a respond, reimagine, recover framework

Palakshappa

Dodds

Bulmer

2022

JSM

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Purpose The COVID-19 pandemic has caused many consumers to pause and rethink the impacts of their consumption behavior. The purpose of this paper is to explore changes to consumers’ preferences and shopping behavior in retail using a sustainable consumption lens to understand the long-term effects of the pandemic on retail services. Design/methodology/approach Semi-structured interviews were conducted with 30 participants to gain insights into shopping behaviors and preferences during the pandemic and to investigate changes in attitudes or behaviors toward sustainable consumption as a result of the pandemic. Data analysis involved an iterative inductive process and subsequent thematic analysis. Findings The results reveal a strong move toward sustainable and conscious consumption with three key changes occurring as a result of the pandemic, including changes in consumers’ ethos, move to purpose-driven shopping and drive to buy local and support national. Practical implications This paper reveals insights into consumer shopping behaviors and preferences that can potentially counter the collapse of “normal” marketplace activities in the face of the current global pandemic by providing a framework for how retail services can respond, reimagine and recover to move forward long term. Originality/value This study uncovers the importance of services marketing in endorsing and promoting sustainable consumption by shaping subtle shifts in conscious consumption as a way to recover from a global pandemic and move to a “new” service marketplace.

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“…Sustainable consumption needs collaboration between international institutions, governments, as well as companies and customers [46,[64][65][66]. Achieving more sustainable consumption requires structural changes involving both consumer behavior and business performance [67,68]. According to the UN, "innovative, concerted efforts to decouple economic growth from natural resource depletion and environmental degradation are needed, which will require social and technological innovation, new policies and policy reforms, public and private investments, multi-stakeholder cooperation, and improved private-sector management practices.…”

Section: Various Facets Of Sustainable Consumptionmentioning

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Sustainable Consumption in Consumer Behavior in the Time of COVID-19: Topic Modeling on Twitter Data Using LDA

Brzustewicz

Singh

2021

Energies

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By using text mining techniques, this study identifies the topics of sustainable consumption that are important during the COVID-19 pandemic. An Application Programming Interface (API) streaming method was used to extract the data from Twitter. A total of 14,591 tweets were collected using Twitter streaming API. However, after data cleaning, 13,635 tweets were considered for analysis. The objectives of the study are to identify (1) the topics users tweet about sustainable consumption and (2) to detect the emotion-based sentiments in the tweets. The study used Latent Dirichlet Allocation (LDA) algorithm for topic modeling and the Louvain algorithm for semantic network clustering. NRC emotion lexicon was used for sentiment analysis. The LDA model discovers six topics: organic food consumption, food waste, vegan food, sustainable tourism, sustainable transport, and sustainable energy consumption. While the Louvain algorithm detects four clusters—lifestyle and climate change, responsible consumption, energy consumption, and renewable energy, sentiment analysis results show more positive emotions among the users than the negative ones. The study contributes to existing literature by providing a fresh perspective on various interconnected topics of sustainable consumption that bring global consumption to a sustainable level.

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Is Sustainable Consumption Translated into Ethical Consumer Behavior?

Cited by 30 publications

References 48 publications

The Role of Consumer Attitude and Renewable Energy towards Environmental Friendly Policies in the Intention to Comply With the Paid Plastic Environmental Friendly Policy

The Role of Consumer Attitude and Renewable Energy towards Environmental Friendly Policies in the Intention to Comply With the Paid Plastic Environmental Friendly Policy

Cause for pause in retail service: a respond, reimagine, recover framework

Sustainable Consumption in Consumer Behavior in the Time of COVID-19: Topic Modeling on Twitter Data Using LDA

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