CONSUMIDORES Y SU DECISIÓN DE COMPRA BASADA EN PRECIO E INFORMACIÓN SOBRE RESPONSABILIDAD SOCIAL CORPORATIVA (RSC). CASO DE ESTUDIO: ESTUDIANTES DE PREGRADO DE UNA UNIVERSIDAD PRIVADA DE MÉXICO (Artículo publicado en inglés)
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- 31 December 2010
- journal article
- Published by Universidad Icesi in Estudios Gerenciales
- p. 103-118
Abstract
The articles objective is to demonstrate that a socially responsible consumer is interested of being informed about Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) practices and is also willing to pay a higher price for a product made with CSR. Criteria of price as well as the interest of being informed about CSR practices were the two variables analyzed for the Chi-Square test. Even though CSR was declared as an important issue for the majority of participants, products made with CSR hasn’t achieved much influence in the buying decision making or in the need of being informed about the CSR practices. The need to create social consciousness for consumers to promote CSR practices through the buying decision making was also demonstrated.Keywords
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