The Impact of Financial Factors on the After-Sales Service of Agricultural Machinery: A Case Study of Chinese Agricultural Machinery in South Africa

Q3 Social Sciences
X. Qin, Dongdong Jiang, L. Pretorius
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Abstract

Compared to other countries, the level of agricultural mechanization in Africa and South Africa is relatively low. Among the factors that influence agricultural mechanization, after-sales service of agricultural machinery is among the most significant. On the other hand, financial resources primarily impact on improvement and enhancement of after-sales service of farm equipment. In this paper, a questionnaire was employed as the method of quantitative data collection to assist in the analysis of data from 739 respondents in the Chinese context. Due to the Covid-19 pandemic in 2020 (Mmbengwa & Qin, 2020), no questionnaires were collected from South Africa for the purposes of this paper. A standard multiple regression analysis (MRA) was utilized to analyze the data collected from the structured questionnaires. Evidence from this study suggests that combining these financial resource factors has a major effect (F2 = 0.802) on the after-sales service of farm equipment. The high scores obtained for economic factors and analyzed in this study mean that, to a large extent, these have a major impact on China’s after-sales service for agricultural machinery in South Africa.
财务因素对农机售后服务的影响——以中国农机在南非市场为例
与其他国家相比,非洲和南非的农业机械化水平相对较低。在影响农业机械化的因素中,农业机械的售后服务是最重要的。另一方面,财政资源主要影响农用设备售后服务的改进和加强。本文采用问卷调查作为定量数据收集的方法,对中国语境下739名受访者的数据进行分析。由于2020年的Covid-19大流行(Mmbengwa & Qin, 2020),本文没有从南非收集问卷。采用标准多元回归分析(MRA)对结构化问卷收集的数据进行分析。本研究的证据表明,综合这些财务资源因素对农用设备的售后服务有重大影响(F2 = 0.802)。本研究分析的经济因素得分较高,说明这些因素在很大程度上对中国在南非的农机售后服务产生了重大影响。
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Asian Journal of Agriculture and Rural Development
Asian Journal of Agriculture and Rural Development Social Sciences-Geography, Planning and Development
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