Beschreibung
Exposure to global marketing activities influences consumption behavior of consumers from any cultural layers including global, national, ethnic and individual. In a global market with a dynamic multilevel of culture, the roles of consumer individual values seems remarkable; as they are the nearest and the most unique cultural layer which individually affect consumer behavior. The study also integrated consumer ethnocentric tendency and domestic global brand attitude with the purpose of moderating of the effect of exposure to global marketing activities on consumption behavior. The behaviors studied in this research contain the consumption of global foods and drinks, personal care items, global clothing and accessories, household appliances, electronics, communications and luxury goods. Evidently, the product categories play significant roles in all relationships of the study.
Autorenporträt
Dr. Maryam Akhoundi (PhD in Consumer Science at Universiti Purta Malaysia, Malaysia) was born in the north of Iran, Ghaemshahr, in 1968. Maryam's research has been focused on consumer behavior, consumer individual values, global marketing and brands.
