Positive and negative spillover effects from electric car purchase to car use

Klöckner, Christian A.; Nayum, Alim; Mehmetoglu, Mehmet

doi:10.1016/j.trd.2013.02.007

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“…Doran and Larsen [12] were able to distinguish descriptive, injunctive, and personal norms in a factor analysis but did not include introjected norms in their study. Klöckner et al [13] were only able to distinguish two factors for all four norm constructs. Accordingly, the present study deploys the full norm taxonomy proposed by Thøgersen [19] in the context of local food products.…”

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confidence: 96%

“…However, in the original study, injunctive norms were labeled "social norms" which is consistent with Thøgersen's [10] claim that injunctive norms are most similar to the "social norm" construct in the TPB. Third, the influence of personal norms was measured using an adapted three-item scale from Klöckner et al [13]. The overall reliability of that scale was high (α = 0.89).…”

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confidence: 99%

“…A small number of studies have focused on personal norms in different pro-environmental behaviors. For example, studies have focused on choosing eco-friendly mobility alternatives [12], buying electric vehicles [13], recycling [14,15], and buying fresh and processed organic food [16]. Just recently, Kumar and Smith [17] examine the antecedents and consequences of consumer attitudes toward local food taking a TPB theoretical lens.…”

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confidence: 99%

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Consumer Preferences for Local Food: Testing an Extended Norm Taxonomy

Wenzig

Gruchmann

2018

Sustainability

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Consumer attitudes toward consuming and buying locally produced food are well studied. By contrast, the topic of consumer preferences for local food, with a special emphasis on the role of norms, still lacks empirical evidence. To study the influence of norms and morals on the intention to buy local food products, a quantitative study (N = 327) focusing on external social and internalized moral norms was conducted using the constructs of the theory of planned behavior in combination with an extended norm taxonomy and the perceived consumer effectiveness measure. The norm constructs consisted of two different personal norms, integrated and introjected, and two social norms, descriptive and injunctive. In a factor analysis, two factors for social norms but only one for personal norms were obtained. Multiple regressions explained 50 percent of the variance in intentions and 29 percent of the variance in past behavior. Norm constructs were proven important in the model, as personal norms had the largest effect among all constructs on intentions, and descriptive norms strongly influenced past behavior. An additional mediation analysis showed that personal norms were internalized social injunctive norms and that intentions mediated the relationship between all constructs. The implications of the findings and recommendations for future research are given accordingly.

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Section: Extended Norm Taxonomymentioning

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Section: Introductionmentioning

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2018

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“…However, Klockner et al [39] found that psychological determinants show a high correlation between the purchase and use of electric vehicles in Norway. Nayum et al [40] and Nayum and Klockner [41] further tested the effects of socio-psychological and psychological factors on the normative and intention processes of purchasing an electric vehicle.…”

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Factors Influencing the Behavioural Intention towards Full Electric Vehicles: An Empirical Study in Macau

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This study examines the factors that influence individual intentions towards the adoption of full electric vehicles. A sample including 308 respondents was collected on the streets of Macau. The collected data were analysed by confirmatory factor analysis and structural equation modelling. The results demonstrate that environmental concerns and the perception of environmental policy are antecedent factors of the perception of full electric vehicles, which influences the behavioural intention to purchase full electric vehicles. This study also finds that the perception of economic benefit is one of the key factors influencing the adoption of full electric vehicles. Vehicle operators seek economic benefits from future long-term fuel savings, high energy efficiency, and cheap electricity. Thus, a government striving to promote low-carbon transportation needs to scale up its efforts to enhance citizens' environmental concerns and to establish proper environmental policy as well as to provide long-term financial and strategic support for electric vehicles.

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“…When the labor productivity is improved, the supporting agricultural technology that is conducive to improve the land productivity shall be implemented at the same time (Beatty and Liao and Yu, 2013). Agricultural mechanization is the central part of the agricultural modernization, which can bring the qualitative leap for the agricultural productivity (Nottorf and Funk, 2013;Klöckner, Nayum and Mehmetoglu, 2013). The target mission of the agriculture is the " Three-ations, three rates and three abilities", namely, to improve the level of the agricultural mechanization, water conservation and informatization; To improve land output rate, resource utilization rate and agricultural labor productivity; And to enhance the agricultural anti risk ability, market competition ability and sustainable development ability (Tong, Yu and Cho, 2013;Swaminathan, Reddy and Dommer, 2012).…”

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Agricultural Spatial Spillover Effect Based on DS Model

2017

Revista Tecnica De La Facultad De Ingenieria Universidad Del Zu

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With the proposition hypothesis inferred on the basis of the dual economic growth model (DS Model) as the theoretical analysis framework, this paper applies the dynamic spatial panel data model to investigate the direct influence factors of Chinese agricultural modernization progress and the spatial spillover effect. The empirical analysis results show that, the progress of the agricultural modernization is of the cumulative effect of time and radiation leading role of space; The industrialization also has the direct positive influence on the modern agriculture in the short term; Agricultural irrigation and urbanization will generate a positive direct impact and spatial spillover effect on agricultural modernization in the short term; Agricultural science and technology input investment and rural finance expenditure has the promoting effect on the agricultural modernization; What is alarming is that in China the long-term mechanism to promote the progress of agricultural modernization has not yet been formed.

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Positive and negative spillover effects from electric car purchase to car use

Cited by 175 publications

References 82 publications

Consumer Preferences for Local Food: Testing an Extended Norm Taxonomy

Consumer Preferences for Local Food: Testing an Extended Norm Taxonomy

Factors Influencing the Behavioural Intention towards Full Electric Vehicles: An Empirical Study in Macau

Agricultural Spatial Spillover Effect Based on DS Model

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