• Title of article

    How Does Website Quality and Trust Towards Website Influence Online Purchase Intention?

  • Author/Authors

    Kouser, Rukhsana National Defense University - Islamabad, Pakistan , r Khan Niazi, Ghulam Shabbi University of Lahore - Islamabad Campus, Pakistan , Bakari, Haroon University of Lahore - Islamabad Campus, Pakistan

  • Pages
    26
  • From page
    909
  • To page
    934
  • Abstract
    Online shopping is gaining popularity in Pakistan but the research on its determinants is scarce. The main purpose of this study is to explore what factors are important in developing online purchase intention of Pakistani youth interested in shopping through the internet. The data were collected through questionnaires using convenience sampling technique from 502 mainly young respondents of Pakistan. The theoretical model of the current study is developed on the theory of planned behavior (TPB). To test hypotheses, structural equation modeling (with maximum likelihood approach) has been used through AMOS software. The results suggest that website quality and trust in e-commerce social websites are positively related to online purchase intention. Users’ attitude towards online shopping partially mediated the links. This study has important implication for new evendors such that in order to promote online shopping, they need to improve quality features of website and enhance users’ trust.
  • Keywords
    customer service , website quality , normative influence , online shopping , online purchase intention , trust towards website
  • Journal title
    Pakistan Journal of Commerce and Social Science
  • Serial Year
    2018
  • Record number

    2600579