The Impact of the Increased Environmental Information that Promote Waste and Source Reduction on the Consumers' Purchasing Behavior: Maximum Likelihood Estimation of Consumer ChoiceCornell University, 1996 - 332 pages |
Contents
REVIEW OF THE LITERATURE 6 | 2 |
Chapter 6 | 138 |
APPENDIX | 150 |
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advertising analysis anti anti-milestone products anti-milestone versions average behavior believe brand buying anti-milestone versions buying milestone Chapter characteristics choices claims collection compared computed concern consumers contains continuous cost County decreased dependent dishwashing liquid economic effect environment environmental estimated examine example expected factors female Figure garbage gender gentle rain higher household important in-store education income increased Independent Variables indicated individual influence interested joint Kingston less likelihood logit lower manufacturers marginal effect meaning MEANP2 milestone product milestone version negative otherwise packaging percent period positive price effect probability of buying promote Purchase Decision Quartile recycling residents respect sample selected shoppers shows significant solid waste sound source reduction Table tend treatment unit users waste reduction week