Conceptualizing ‘Country-of-Ingredient-Authenticity’ for Luxury Brands
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Zainol, Siti Nurzahirah Zakiah Binti
Date
2015Supervisor
Dr Isaac Cheah
Prof. Ian Phau
Type
Thesis
Award
PhD
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School of Marketing, Curtin Business School
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Abstract
The study investigates the influence of “consumers’ need for ingredient authenticity” towards product and brand evaluations and purchase intentions of luxury brands. A scale to measure ‘consumer needs for ingredient authenticity’ and a new construct ‘country-of-ingredient-authenticity’ were developed. The methodology entails a 3X2X2 factorial experimental design to examine the effects of three luxury brands from two levels of country image (high vs low) and two authenticity cues (raw materials vs artisan skills).
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