This paper explores the different effects of two Chinese traditional cultural values on individuals' materialism and desire towards luxury products. Specifically, face (mianzi) positively influences luxury products desire through materialism; harmony (hexie) moderates the relationship between materialism and luxury products desire in such a way that the relationship is stronger for those lower, rather than higher, in harmony. This research demonstrates the multidimensionality of cultural influence and points to the need for a sharper focus in building consumer behavior theory based on Chinese (Eastern) society.8 page(s
Whereas theory posits that values influence consumer behavior, empirical research fails to establish...
With the dynamic growth of the luxury consumptions in China and the factor that Chinese market has b...
The growth of the Chinese and Indian economies has lead to a growth for luxury brands in these marke...
Purpose: Test the effects of indigenous culture in luxury consumption in China. Originality: Most of...
China is now the second largest luxury market in the world. This study examines the effect of tradit...
The booming Chinese luxury market provides a worthwhile topic for marketing researchers. Based on th...
The booming Chinese luxury market provides a worthwhile topic for marketing researchers. Based on th...
Purpose: Analyze the influence of traditional cultural values (face, harmony, moderation and respect...
The purpose of this research is to explore the perceptions of the Chinese middle classes’ luxury con...
As a central driving force in modern consumer society, it is widely agreed that materialism is assoc...
International audienceThis Chapter investigates Chinese consumer perception and motives regarding lu...
The main assumption of this thesis is existence of traditional and modern values in the Chinese soci...
East Asia has recently become the biggest and fastest growing market for Western branded luxury good...
This thesis was submitted for the award of Doctor of Philosophy and was awarded by Brunel University...
During the past two decades, luxury sector becomes even popular around the world. Especially in Chin...
Whereas theory posits that values influence consumer behavior, empirical research fails to establish...
With the dynamic growth of the luxury consumptions in China and the factor that Chinese market has b...
The growth of the Chinese and Indian economies has lead to a growth for luxury brands in these marke...
Purpose: Test the effects of indigenous culture in luxury consumption in China. Originality: Most of...
China is now the second largest luxury market in the world. This study examines the effect of tradit...
The booming Chinese luxury market provides a worthwhile topic for marketing researchers. Based on th...
The booming Chinese luxury market provides a worthwhile topic for marketing researchers. Based on th...
Purpose: Analyze the influence of traditional cultural values (face, harmony, moderation and respect...
The purpose of this research is to explore the perceptions of the Chinese middle classes’ luxury con...
As a central driving force in modern consumer society, it is widely agreed that materialism is assoc...
International audienceThis Chapter investigates Chinese consumer perception and motives regarding lu...
The main assumption of this thesis is existence of traditional and modern values in the Chinese soci...
East Asia has recently become the biggest and fastest growing market for Western branded luxury good...
This thesis was submitted for the award of Doctor of Philosophy and was awarded by Brunel University...
During the past two decades, luxury sector becomes even popular around the world. Especially in Chin...
Whereas theory posits that values influence consumer behavior, empirical research fails to establish...
With the dynamic growth of the luxury consumptions in China and the factor that Chinese market has b...
The growth of the Chinese and Indian economies has lead to a growth for luxury brands in these marke...