Post-Covid 19, Online consumer purchase behavior in Pakistan

Syed Muhammad Shaheer Uddin, Elleta Anneka Fernandes, Rida Zehra Merchant, Ushna Saulat, Muhammad Tabish
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Since Covid-19, there has been a rise in e-commerce and online brands' influence on consumer buying behavior. It is crucial to investigate the factors that impact online consumer purchase behavior. Applying the theory of reasoned action (TRA), our study seeks to assess the extent to which customer satisfaction and perceived risks build trust and how trust, consumer engagement, and ease of purchase would act as reasons for consumers to engage in e-commerce in Pakistan. Using data gathered from 400 respondents via a questionnaire, we have demonstrated the precise relationship between these six constructs. Results indicate that customer satisfaction positively influences trust while perceived risks negatively affect it and that trust and consumer engagement positively and directly impact purchase behavior. Online retailers should improve these factors and modify the online environment to increase sales from their e-channels and improve customer retention
新冠肺炎疫情后,巴基斯坦消费者在线购买行为
自2019冠状病毒病以来,电子商务和在线品牌对消费者购买行为的影响有所上升。研究影响在线消费者购买行为的因素是至关重要的。运用理性行为理论(TRA),我们的研究旨在评估客户满意度和感知风险在多大程度上建立信任,以及信任、消费者参与和购买便利性如何成为巴基斯坦消费者从事电子商务的原因。通过问卷调查收集了400名受访者的数据,我们已经证明了这六个构念之间的确切关系。结果表明,顾客满意正向影响信任,感知风险负向影响信任,信任和消费者参与正向直接影响购买行为。在线零售商应该改善这些因素,改变在线环境,以增加电子渠道的销售额,提高客户保留率
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