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          <dc:title>Consumer Adoption of Online Shopping(A Case Study of Dawbon Township in Yangon) (Mg Thiha Win, 2018)</dc:title>
          <dc:creator>Thiha Win</dc:creator>
          <dc:description>This study is concemed with the consumers' adoption of online shopping. The main
objectives of the study are to identify the factors influencing consumers' adoption of
online shopping and to examine the relationship between influencing factors and
consumers' adoption of online shopping in Dawbon Township. Quantitative and
qualitative methods are used in the study. This size of sample is 143 people from the
township and data are collected by the online media and paper based. These questions
includes three section: demographic factors, consumer buying behavior of online
shopping and adoption factors. The influential factors assumed in the study included
demographic factors, marketing factors, technology factors and social factors. The
findings show that brand and country of origin are most influential factors followed
by website factors, convenience, price, product variety, social nofins, services quality
and perceived risk. All the marketing factors except price and brand image are not
significantly related with the consumers' adoption of online shopping. Moreover,
website factors and subjective norms are also significant. Therefore, marketers make
effort to create attractive design and share the brand knowledge and product
information to online shopper. Marketers should also provide the better services
quality and large variety of online products through their online. Marketers should try
to reduce perceived risk by using branded quality and to create the right products with
right quality, right place right'time and right delivery transaction and also by
providing guarantee information.</dc:description>
          <dc:date>2018-11-01</dc:date>
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