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A new conceptual model for consumer willingness to pay premium prices for sustainable products
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Social Responsibility Journal
Social Responsibility Journal (2024) 20 (8): 1437–1450.
Published: 07 May 2024
.... Consumer perceptions of a company’s sustainable practices will be positively associated with consumer perceptions of its stakeholder orientation. Decision-making Premium products Sustainable products Values-driven consumption Sustainable behavior Willingness to pay Rising concerns...
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Will consumers pay a premium for ethical information?
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Social Responsibility Journal
Social Responsibility Journal (2009) 5 (4): 464–477.
Published: 02 October 2009
... Consumers Premium products Social responsibility Ethical investment Over the past three decades, consumers have been using their purchasing power to express various social and ethical concerns. As such, the “astute” marketer can gain a clear advantage by better understanding and leveraging...
