Supporting retailers to exploit online settings for internationalization: The different role of trust and compensation
Journal of Retailing and Consumer ServicesPublished 19 April 2010
Katia Premazzi, Sandro Castaldo, Monica Grosso, Charles F. Hofacker
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The results of an experimental study show the key role of trust on increasing online information sharing, and the effect on behavioural information sharing in online settings of two variables emerged as relevant in literature: trust and compensation.
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