Efeito do rótulo Halal nos alimentos sobre o comportamento de compra com o papel moderador do país de origem
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etiqueta Halal, país de origem, comportamento de compra, equações estruturais.Resumo
Esta pesquisa estuda os efeitos do rótulo halal sobre produtos alimentícios congelados sobre o comportamento das compras com o papel moderador da imagem do país de origem. Esta é uma pesquisa descritiva com base no objetivo do aplicativo. Os dados foram coletados por meio de um questionário. A sociedade estatística da pesquisa é de cidadãos muçulmanos da Malásia. Uma amostra de 384 pessoas foi estimada usando a fórmula de Cochran. De acordo com a previsão de falha no retorno de um número de questionários, 400 questionários foram distribuídos, dos quais 16 eram incompletos e incompletos, e 384 questionários saudáveis foram devolvidos. Para testar as hipóteses, modelagem de equações estruturais e software PLS e spss foram utilizados. Os resultados da pesquisa mostraram.
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