Title of article
Antecedents of online purchase intention: A Cross-national study between Iran and Malaysia.
Author/Authors
Sadiq Es-haghi, Mohammad allameh tabataba-i university - Faculty of Management and Accounting, تهران, ايران , Afshardoost, Mona Universiti Teknologi Malaysia - International Business School, Malaysia , Ahmadi, Mohammad Mehdi allameh tabataba-i university - Faculty of Management and Accounting, تهران, ايران
From page
159
To page
182
Abstract
This study examines how cultural values influence consumer decision-making with respect to online purchase intention in Iran and Malaysia. The findings suggest that cultural values are antecedents to Website trust, perceived Website privacy and Website quality. As a result, comparing the Iranian and Malaysian models of online purchase intention, Website trust significantly affected the frequency of online shopping in the Malaysian model, but it did not in the Iranian model. The perceived Website privacy and Website quality significantly affected online shopping frequency in the Iranian model, but not in the Malaysian model. The implications of the study were discussed.
Keywords
Cross , Cultural Research , Structural Equation Modeling , Hofstede , Online Purchase Intention , Perceived Website Quality
Journal title
International Journal of Business and Technopreneurship
Journal title
International Journal of Business and Technopreneurship
Record number
2570363
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