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Indian Journal of Marketing

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Vol. 52, No. 5 · May 2022 OPEN ACCESS
IJM Vol. 52
2022
Indian Journal of Marketing
Volume 52, Issue 5 · May 2022
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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Understanding Influence of Social Media Marketing of Masstige Fashion Brands on Generation Z Female Indian Consumers

Social media has improved marketers’ connectivity with consumers. Targeting the Generation Z population through social media can provide ample opportunity for selling brands. This study aimed to examine the influence of social media marketing on the purchase intention of affordable …

Keywords: social media marketing, brand equity, Generation Z, masstige, affordable luxury, purchase intention
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02 Original Article
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A Study on Adoption of E-Health Services : Developing an Integrated Framework in a Multinational Context

Purpose: This study focused on adopting e-health services in a global context. Researchers intended to address three primary research questions: How do the factors affect the prospective app users’ initial trust and adoption intention? Does initial trust mediate the relationship …

Keywords: E-health, trialability, perceived ease of use, subjective norms, initial trust, intention to adopt, Saudi Arabia, India
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03 Original Article
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Digital Banking : A Meta-Analysis Approach

This research paper attempted to study the behavioral intention adoption of prominent digital banking channels, such as mobile banking and wallets and online and telephone banking, in an international scenario. The behavioral intention adoption of mobile banking was studied through …

Keywords: perceived use, perceived ease of use, innovativeness, facilitating conditions, perceived security, cost, self-efficacy
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