Hassan Shams, Mohd Nizam Ab Rahman, Hawa Hishamuddin
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A STUDY ON CIRCULAR CONSUMPTION BEHAVIOR ADDRESSING CONSUMERS’ UPSTREAM AND DOWNSTREAM ACTIVITIES IN PAKISTAN
This study explores circular consumption behavior from the consumers' perspective.Consequently, this perspective is essential for connecting upstream and downstream circular activities, as consumers acquire products upstream and can contribute to closing the consumption loop through downstream participation.In this context, R-strategies play a key role when applied by consumers.A circular consumption behavior framework has been proposed, which is grounded in three consumer decisions: (1) purchase, (2) usage, and (3) post-use activities.This framework integrates these decisions with circular 8R-strategies connected to both upstream and downstream processes.For this purpose, data were collected from 528 respondents from Pakistan.The assessment focused on consumers' perspectives, 8R-strategies, and their mean responses.The overall mean score for circular consumption behaviors was found to be 3.00, suggesting a neutral to slightly low level of engagement among respondents.This study provides valuable insights into consumer-driven circular consumption behavior, which can support the establishment of a circular network.
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