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By: Ted Karlsson and Christer Kuttainen Leyland Pitt Stavroula Spyropoulou Presentation by: Deni Riyandi (29009016) & Erdi Novanto (29009017)
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Consumer : Decision OFFLINEONLINE
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The internet and pricing strategy: When a new form of retailing, in this case is internet, enters the market, it begins by offering lower prices and accepting lower margins by offering fewer services (McNair, 1958) The effect of communications technology on markets is to make them more efficient (Coase (1937), Downes and Mui (1998)) Elimination of intermediaries means that they do not raise the price of the products without adding value (Verma and Varma, 2003)
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Prices of books and CDs on the internet were 9-16 per cent lower than in conventional stores (Smith and Brynjolfsson, 2001) Dell Computer ( Magretta, 1998), first-mover advantage Amazon.com (September 2002), sold DVD at different prices to different customer and refunded those customer
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how important a motivator is price in online purchasing environments to customers where other factors are also considered in the decision making? does the relative importance of price differ between online and physical channels for a particular product bundle?
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Using experimental rather than sample survey Using Conjoint Analysis methods Designed to focus on 5 attributes: ◦ Price of textbook ◦ Buyback policy ◦ Ease of returns ◦ In-stocks status ◦ accessibility
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Use online and offline questionnaires Sample: undergraduate business and engineering students at a large Swedish University Consist of 16 profiles Using ten-point Likert scale 1 = Definitely not buy 10 = Definitely would buy
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Data analyzed by the SPSS Conjoint module
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Online PurchasingOffline Purchasing
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Price is the most importance attribute (35%) Followed by delivery time (27%) Buyback policy (19%) Returns (9%) Place of delivery (8%) Respondents insensitive to a price increase between 500 SEK and 550 SEK
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Distance to the store was the most important attribute (27%) Followed by delivery time (25%) Price (22%) Buyback (19%) Returns (7%)
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Price matters to consumers in online environment There is a difference in the trade-offs that consumers make when shopping online and when in conventional stores
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The study may not generalisable to shopping situations in other parts of the world The study only considered the purchasing of textbooks Can not sure is there still any important purchase variables The research more of an experimental than a survey
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It could be easily replicated in other students-as-consumer environments in other countries The attribute of brand is entirely absent from this study
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