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Isita Maity and Priya Chetty on October 11, 2021 No Comments
Numerous theorists believe that the influence of social groups helps people meet mutual needs and demands. This article aims to determine the influence of social groups on the buying behaviour of rural consumers in today’s marketplace.
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Ashni Walia and Priya Chetty on May 26, 2020 1 Comment
The concept of the family life cycle has gained popularity in the last few decades due to its relevance in the consumer decision-making process. For example, as a person grows older, his buying choices depend less on his own needs and more on his family’s collectively.
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Ashni Walia and Priya Chetty on October 15, 2019 No Comments
This article focuses on the thematic analysis of interviews about personal characteristics affecting the online purchase decision of the Millennials and Generation Z in India.
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Ankita Agarwal and Priya Chetty on September 10, 2019 No Comments
One of the many tactics includes encouraging customers for impulse buying. This phenomenon can be better explained through Hawkins Stern’s impulse buying theory.
Over the years, many models of consumer behaviour have been proposed, particularly in the context of the online shopping environment. A few of these models are; Engel-Kollat Blackwell Model, Kim, Ferrin and Rao’s (2008) model, Yan and Dai’s (2009) model, and Fang’s (2012) model.
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Apara Bhattacharya and Abhinash Jena on August 16, 2019 1 Comment
Online shopping facilitates buying and selling of products and services beyond the geographical periphery. The array of interdependence and parameters that emerge from coalescence among consumer behaviour as well as economic and human behaviour lead to the emergence of several theories like the Marshallian economics model.