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Vol. 51, No. 1 · January 2021 OPEN ACCESS
IJM Vol. 51
2021
Indian Journal of Marketing
Volume 51, Issue 1 · January 2021
ISSN 0973-8703
Articles 3
DOI Prefix 10.17010/ijm
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Table of Contents 3 ARTICLES
01 Original Article
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Product Innovation, Customer Satisfaction, and Brand Loyalty of Using Smartphones Among University Students : PLS – SEM Approach

This paper examined the impact of product innovation attributes (relative advantage, complexity, compatibility, trialability, and observability) on customer satisfaction and brand loyalty together with gender as a moderator between customer satisfaction and brand loyalty. Based on a sample of 193 …

Keywords: Product Innovation, Customer Satisfaction, Brand Loyalty, Gender, Smartphones
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02 Original Article
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Moderating Role of Cultural Values on the Relationship Among Hedonism, Materialism, and Impulse Buying : A Conceptual Framework

This paper aimed to situate the hedonism–materialism–impulse buying relationship within the theoretical frameworks of the theory of regulatory focus and the theory of social influence. Drawing from these two theories, this paper adopted the theory-building process to build a moderated …

Keywords: Hedonism, Materialism, Impulse Buying, Regulatory Focus, Social Influence
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03 Original Article
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Factors Influencing Passengers' Purchase Intention Towards App-Cab Services in Metro Cities of India : A Study on Smartphone Users

This study aimed to find out that which were the factors influencing the passengers to purchase the app-cab services in metro cities of India. The responses were collected from smartphone users only. Stratified random sampling method was used, and 276 …

Keywords: App-Cab, Purchase Intention, Security, Availability, Ambience, Convenience
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