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Woman online shopping is under researched. The author found very few published contents on the topic. This impelled the researcher to undergo a brief review of existing, although comparatively small, literature. The literature suggests that women have lesser trust in online shopping as compared...
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The trust and perceived risks are the two vital components which determine the online shopping behavior. According to the review of literature eight types of perceived risks and five components of trusts are found. An attempt has been made by researchers in this paper to find out the elements of...
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Online shopping is very new to India but is catching very fast. In less than 5 years it reached to around 2 percent of total retail. The growth rate was more than double as compared to the organized retailing India. As per the review of literature one of the main reasons is trust of the shoppers...
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The final purchase decision is the outcome of interplay between perceived risk & trust in online shopping as well as traditional shopping for different products. An attempt has been made in this paper to study the interplay between the perceived risk and trust among youth belongs to Nagpur and...
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Lack of trust on online shopping has been conceived as the basic barrier to the adoption of online hopping. In recent times online shopping in India is on rise. Although it is less than 1% of total retail sales by different formats of retailing. The current study is done by the researchers to...
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The online shopping is in very nascent stage in India. In western countries as well as in China it is older than in India. The online shopping is very meagre in size (around 2 percent) as compared to organised retailing (which is at around 8 percent) and the traditional retailing (around 90...
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Consumers especially youths find risks in payment security and personal privacy from e-commerce and that these concerns are at least as great and may be greater for internet shopping than other distance channels. Internet shopping can involve potential risks to consumers and businesses. Risks to...
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In India the shopping has been taking a turning point. The shoppers are finding it convenient to shop online, and the trend is upward. The present paper intends to find the relationship between education and income of consumers and the products they buy. This study is basically based on primary...
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Researchers typically study how levels of risk perception about online shopping affect and how consumers use the channel to buy products. In this paper, researchers are attempting to study how different types of attitudes towards online shopping are formed, considers both the benefit and the...
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This paper examines the key factors which affect buying motives of consumers for online buying or E-shopping. For this purpose different models from different research scholars have been studied. One online consumer buying behavior motive model, (FFF Model), has been designed and suggested on...
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