From Ancient Potter’s Marks to the Metaverse: How Brands Adapt Across Cultures
A new narrative review traces brand adaptation from ancient potter's marks and medieval guild insignia to digital glocalization, arguing that ...
A new narrative review traces brand adaptation from ancient potter's marks and medieval guild insignia to digital glocalization, arguing that ...
A survey-based structural equation study of 402 Chinese consumers finds that live-streamer charisma, interaction, presence and immersion raise perceived value ...
A survey of 395 Pakistani consumers found that both skepticism toward environmental claims and voluntary simplicity were significantly associated with ...
A new open-access study in Discover Computing presents CMCBI, a recommendation framework that aligns corporate financial signals with consumer behavior ...
A scenario-based experiment with 346 U.S. consumers found that identical luxury sustainability information was linked to stronger trust-mediated intentions when ...
A study of 772 Iranian consumers found that explicit sustainability framing and visible like-count cues both increase behavioral intentions to ...
A survey study of 477 young consumers uses structural equation modelling to examine how five consumption values and narrative competence ...
An evolutionary game model of China's dual carbon goals shows moderate government monitoring and higher subsidies and penalties can drive ...
A Penn State-led study presents an AI framework that mines social media co-mentions to identify, validate and prioritize promising brand ...
A randomized real choice experiment with 227 students found no significant differences in monetary willingness to pay for cereals between ...
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