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Young consumer ecological behaviour: The effects of environmental knowledge, healthy food, and healthy way of life with the moderation of gender and age
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Management of Environmental Quality: An International Journal (2013) 24 (6): 726–737.
Published: 20 September 2013
.... Design/methodology/approach The research used a hierarchical regressions for data analysis across a sample of 200 young respondents that practising ecological behaviour such as recycling, buying green products, etc. Their participation is purely voluntary. Findings Empirical analysis via...
