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Title: How to encourage buying recycled products : a South African : German comparison
Authors: Dobbelstein, Thomas
Lochner, Carina 
Keywords: Recycling;Sustainability
Issue Date: 16-Jun-2023
Source: Dobbelstein, T., Lochner, C. 2023. How to encourage buying recycled products: a South African: German comparison. Presented at: 9th international conference on CSR, sustainability, ethics and governance, towards an ESG world: 23-23 (1).
Journal: 9th international conference on CSR, sustainability, ethics and governance, towards an ESG world 
Abstract: 
Due to an increasing demand, companies have started producing recycled products. However, little
is known about the specific purchase behavior. Hence, this study analyses the factors influencing
purchase intention for recycled products including differences related to different types of
products and between Germany and South Africa. A quantitative study in Germany (n = 603) and
South Africa (n = 692). shows that purchase intention is significantly higher in South Africa. The
influencing factors (individual, product, and context related constructs) are the same in both
countries, but they differ regarding their strength. Thus, the factor “attitude/environmental
concern” has the strongest influence in South Africa, while it is “value/accessibility” in Germany.
Furthermore, purchase intention for mobile phones is generally smaller than for t‐shirts and toilet
paper. Purchase intention for recycled t‐shirts is significantly higher in South Africa than in
Germany
Description: 
Registration Number 13383517 England
URI: https://hdl.handle.net/10321/4940
ISBN: 9788409516179
Appears in Collections:Research Publications (Management Sciences)

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