- 권한신청
- P-ISSN1738-3110
- E-ISSN2093-7717
- SCOPUS, ESCI
Multinational Products for Consumer-Driven Global Sourcing Strategies
Multinational Products for Consumer-Driven Global Sourcing Strategies
OH, Jae-Young (Department of Finance and Supply Chain Management, College of Business, Central Washington University)
OH, Eunji (Department of International Trade, College of Social Science, Konkuk University)
SHIN, Matthew Minsuk (Department of International Trade, College of Social Science, Konkuk University)
Abstract
Purpose - This study aims to proposes a conceptual framework to segment multi-national products based on a Chinese consumer's perception of multi-national products, to find the role of consumer ethnocentrism (CET) in country of origin (COO) effects for Chinese, and to figure out how different dimension of CET Effects on purchase intention developed market and home country. Research design, data and methodology - This study selected a 2×2×2 factorial design for the hypothesis test based on the product category × combination of manufactured type × Ethnocentrism level. This study distinguishes products between luxury (Burberry) and non-luxury (Nike) products and choose combination of manufactured type (Spain vs India/ Spain vs China) in order to perform comparative studies. A total of 223 Chinese participated in the experiment. After being exposed to each scenario, participants were asked to respond to questions about brand preference and purchase intention Results - Regarding to luxury made in developed country, it is worth that exposing COO information to low level of ethnocentrism consumers. Regarding to non-luxury product made in emerging country, it makes it worse when COO information to high level of ethnocentrism consumers. Lastly, regarding to non-luxury product, patriotic consumers prefer to purchase product made in home country.
- keywords
- Country of Origin (COO), Multi-national Products, Consumer Ethnocentrism (CET), Global Sourcing Strategies
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