The Impact of Remanufactured Products’ Similarity on Purchase Intention of New Products

Lv, Jun; Liu, Xuan; Cheng, Shijie

doi:10.3390/su13041825

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“…Furthermore, consumers in developing countries are likely to perceive the product quality in advanced countries as superior to that in developing countries [ 51 ]. Moreover, the perceived quality of new products partially mediates the effect between the similarity of RPs and the purchase intention of new products [ 46 ].…”

Section: Tccm Analysis Of Rpmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…Expected product quality positively affects attitude toward RPs [ 39 ]. Moreover, the perceived quality of new products has a mediating effect between the similarity of RPs and the purchase intention of new products [ 46 ].…”

Section: Tccm Analysis Of Rpmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…Moreover, product type (remanufactured vs. new) positively influences perceived risk [ 18 ]. The similarity between RPs and new products negatively affects the purchase intention of new products [ 46 ].…”

Section: Tccm Analysis Of Rpmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…Brand reputation moderates the relationship between the similarity of remanufactured products and the perceived quality of new products [ 46 ]. de Vicente Bittar [ 20 ] found that brand equity positively affects purchase intention and price perception.…”

Section: Tccm Analysis Of Rpmentioning

confidence: 99%

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Remanufactured products: A systematic review from the consumer perspective

Belbağ

2023

Jnl Remanufactur

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Remanufactured products (RPs) have received more attention from consumers, academics, and practitioners in recent years. The current study presents a comprehensive systematic review of the literature on consumer behavior toward RPs while adopting the theory, context, characteristics, and methodology (TCCM) framework. We followed the Scientific Procedures and Rationales for Systematic Literature Reviews (SPAR-4-SLR) protocol. In total, retrieved from Web of Science, Scopus, and ScienceDirect, we reached and analyzed 53 articles that directly address the purchase behavior of RPs. Studies mostly considered electronic RPs and used the theory of planned behavior to explain consumers’ intention to purchase RPs. Moreover, the reviewed studies are primarily quantitative. Our review categorized the characteristics of the articles, such as consumer-related constructs, marketing mix-related constructs, and external environment-related constructs. Finally, we offer directions for future research based on the components of the TCCM framework to contribute to the development of the field.

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Section: Tccm Analysis Of Rpmentioning

confidence: 99%

Section: Tccm Analysis Of Rpmentioning

confidence: 99%

Section: Tccm Analysis Of Rpmentioning

confidence: 99%

Section: Tccm Analysis Of Rpmentioning

confidence: 99%

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Remanufactured products: A systematic review from the consumer perspective

Belbağ

2023

Jnl Remanufactur

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“…Other research [21] highlighted the importance of recycling in the concrete industry as a way to protect the environment from solid waste. Another research study discussed the impacts of remanufactured industries on the saving of resources, the protection of the environment, and, thus, sustainability [22].…”

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An Empirical Investigation on Plastic Waste Issues and Plastic Disposal Strategies to Protect the Environment: A UAE Perspective

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Due to the rise in waste, both developed and developing countries’ municipal solid waste (MSW) disposal systems are overburdened. The increased inflow of used plastic water bottles has rendered the situation difficult. Plastic usage in several forms is becoming indispensable in daily life, despite its harmful effects on humans and animals in general. Government bodies are eager to cut plastic usage in several forms, but the manufacturing costs and selling prices make it difficult to replace plastic with materials that are safe for living bodies. One such problem lies in the form of the water bottle. The use of plastic in water bottles is much more common in Gulf countries because of their geographical position and the scarcity of potable water. The large amount of plastic waste created by used water bottles is a very critical issue, as it has a severe environmental effect and is a hurdle in efforts to foster sustainable development and green initiatives. The present research undertook an empirical investigation on plastic waste issues, environmental concerns, and various mitigating initiatives. It further investigated the waste management system using closed-loop recycling for water bottles as an efficient means of managing MSW and protecting the environment in the UAE. A survey was initiated and distributed among the UAE population to study the feasibility of building such a system. The responses to the plastic waste issue and mitigating solutions were found to be encouraging. The statistical analysis showed a higher mean value of up to 4.47 on the 5-point Likert scale.

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Switching to sustainable products: The role of time, product, and customer characteristics

Karman,

Lipowski

2024

Psychology and Marketing

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Achieving a sustainable economy is one of the primary needs of our time, and sustainable products can play a decisive role in achieving this goal. This article seeks answers about the role of time and product characteristics in the intention to switch to a sustainable product using the example of an everyday product. Drawing from social identity theory, utility maximization and switching theory, the authors propose a conceptual model to examine these questions in a specific market disruption when a product is modified by the same company. The framework focuses on the time‐varying effects of customers' features (brand identification, loyalty, embeddedness) and products' features (perceived value [PV], compliance, switching cost) on switching behavior. The research was carried out using a quasi‐experimental method in three periods. In the first stage, Cox Proportional Hazard Regression was used, and a random‐effects model in the second. Results from longitudinal data of 282 customers during the launch of a new sustainable product show that customer characteristics do not influence the intention to switch. In contrast, the PV and switching costs inhibit the switching behavior, but their effects vary over time. In particular, the effect of the relative PV of the sustainable product on switching will increase over time, but the importance of customer–brand identification also rises. The study has important implications for introducing a sustainable equivalent of an incumbent product of the same brand.

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The Impact of Remanufactured Products’ Similarity on Purchase Intention of New Products

Cited by 7 publications

References 36 publications

Remanufactured products: A systematic review from the consumer perspective

Remanufactured products: A systematic review from the consumer perspective

An Empirical Investigation on Plastic Waste Issues and Plastic Disposal Strategies to Protect the Environment: A UAE Perspective

Switching to sustainable products: The role of time, product, and customer characteristics

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