Consumer Response to Eco-Friendly Product Advertising andPricing Strategies in The E-Commerce Retail Industry

This paper examines consumer behavior with respect to advertising and pricing approaches ‎for eco-friendly products in the e-commerce industry, based on economic theories of willingness-‎to-pay (WTP) and behavioral models, specifically the Theory of Planned Behavior (TPB). The ‎results from a survey of 90 consumers in Bengaluru show a high familiarity rate with eco-friendly ‎products (95%) and a moderate purchase rate. The analysis of income and WTP correlation ‎shows no significant relationship (r = -0.162, p = 0.283). However, pricing has a significant ‎effect on the purchase rate, as shown by the ANOVA test (F = 5.637, p = 0.007).

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International Journal of Accounting and Economics Studies
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2026-02-18
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https://doi.org/10.14419/e1bdvp68
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Environmental Sustainability in Business
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Consumer Response to Eco-Friendly Product Advertising andPricing Strategies in The E-Commerce Retail Industry

M Suprith, Dr. G. A. Venkateshan, Renuka L., Ms. Lakshmi Devi C. et al.
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Consumer Response to Eco-Friendly Product Advertising andPricing Strategies in The E-Commerce Retail Industry

M Suprith, Dr. G. A. Venkateshan, Renuka L., Ms. Lakshmi Devi C., Mr. Avinash Lobo, Ms. Sajana Balan Manian
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This paper examines consumer behavior with respect to advertising and pricing approaches ‎for eco-friendly products in the e-commerce industry, based on economic theories of willingness-‎to-pay (WTP) and behavioral models, specifically the Theory of Planned Behavior (TPB). The ‎results from a survey of 90 consumers in Bengaluru show a high familiarity rate with eco-friendly ‎products (95%) and a moderate purchase rate. The analysis of income and WTP correlation ‎shows no significant relationship (r = -0.162, p = 0.283). However, pricing has a significant ‎effect on the purchase rate, as shown by the ANOVA test (F = 5.637, p = 0.007).

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