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Джейда Танрикулу, ORCID: https://orcid.org/0000-0001-9025-583X Університет науки і технологій Адана Алпарслана (Туреччина)
Сторінки: 134-152
Мова: Англійська
DOI: https://doi.org/10.21272/mmi.2022.1-10
Отримано: 13.03.2022
Прийнято: 25.03.2022
Опубліковано: 30.03.2022
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Однією із головних причин низького рівня ефективності впровадження заходів щодо популяризації інноваційних продуктів є нерозуміння наявних запитів та потреб споживачів. При цьому на теоретичному та практичному рівнях необхідною умовою є розуміння мотивів, які спонукають молодь до інноваційної поведінки. Автором зазначено, що мотиви, якими керуються споживачі при купівлі інноваційних продуктів та визнанні приналежності до «світової спільноти», залежать від гендерного та вікового факторів. Однак, виявлені збіги/відмінності та звʼязки можуть відрізнятись між соціально-демографічними групами, що вказує на необхідність проведення більш детальних досліджень, особливо під час пандемії. Метою статті є: 1) визначення мотивів, які спонукають споживачів до придбання інноваційної продукції та визнання приналежності до «світової спільноти» залежно від соціально-демографічних факторів (гендер, вік тощо); 2) дослідження взаємозв’язку між зазначеними вище мотивами. Вихідні дані для дослідження сформовано за результатами онлайн-опитування споживачів поколінь Y та Z на ринку, що розвивається в Туреччині. За результатами дослідження встановлено відсутність гендерних відмінностей у мотивах до споживання інноваційної продукції та визнання приналежності до «світової спільноти». При цьому спостерігається низка відмінностей між поколіннями Y та Z. У ході дослідження виявлено суттєві взаємозв’язки між гендером та поколінням. Отримані результати засвідчили низку суттєвих відмінностей у мотивах, які стимулюють до споживання інноваційної продукції серед покоління Z. Автором виявлено низку збігів та відмінностей у споживчій поведінці між поколіннями Y та Z, особливо під час пандемії. Отримані результати можуть бути дорожньою картою для учасників глобального ринку, які займаються питаннями інноваційного маркетингу, споживчої інноваційності, розробленням інноваційних продуктів особливо для ринків країн, що розвиваються.
Ключові слова: гендер, когорта поколінь, світове громадянство, глобальний маркетинг, мотиви споживчої інноваційності, сталість..
Класифікація JEL: M30, M31, M39.
Цитувати як: Tanrikulu, C. (2022). Consumer differences in motivated consumer innovativeness and global identity Marketing and Management of Innovations, 1, 134-152. https://doi.org/10.21272/mmi.2022.1-10
Ця стаття публікуються за ліцензією Creative Commons Attribution International License
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