The Effects of Attitudinal and Demographic Factors on Intention to Buy Pirated CDs: The Case of Chinese Consumers

By K. Kwong, O. Yau, Jenny S. Y. Lee, L. Sin, A. Tse. 2003

244 citations recorded by the source corpus.

Subfields: Marketing

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Citations in the corpus

• Consumer complicity with counterfeit products (2011, background): “…surveys Intention to purchase as a surrogate for actual selfreport of actual purchases Bian and Veloutsou (2007), Cronan and Al-Rafee (2008), Kwong et al. (2003), Moores and Cha-Jan Chang (2006), Penz and Stöttinger (2008) Intention to purchase counterfeits: experiments Measure complicity…”
• Faking it: Personality and individual difference predictors of willingness to buy counterfeit goods (2009, unknown): “counterfeit goods tend to come from younger age groups (e.g., Cheung and Prendergast, 2006; Kwong et al., 2003; Phau et al., 2001; Tom et al., 1998; Wee et al., 1995), although at least one study reported that demographic variables did not distinguish between buyers and non-buyers of counterfeit g”
• Digital piracy of MP3s: consumer and ethical predispositions (2008, methodology): “A study by Kwong et al. (2003) found that those experienced in buying pirated CDs were more likely to buy more of these pirated products vs those without such experience.”