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The impact of a happy positioning on willingness to pay for utilitarian products

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Resumo:This study intends to examine the relationship between a happy positioning, utilitarian products and willingness to pay. After reviewing existent literature, it is hypothesised that by associating utilitarian products to a happy positioning, willingness to pay will be positively impacted. In order to test this hypothesis, research was conducted following an experimental design involving one pre-test and one main study. The main study consisted of a between subjects experiment with two conditions: happiness vs performance positionings. Against the hypothesis, results suggest that willingness to pay for utilitarian products does not differ significantly depending on the condition individuals were allocated to.
Autores principais:Tavares, Mariana Isabel Matos
Assunto:Happiness positioning Utilitarian products Willingness to pay Advertising
Ano:2021
País:Portugal
Tipo de documento:dissertação de mestrado
Tipo de acesso:acesso aberto
Instituição associada:Universidade Nova de Lisboa
Idioma:inglês
Origem:Repositório Institucional da UNL
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Resumo:This study intends to examine the relationship between a happy positioning, utilitarian products and willingness to pay. After reviewing existent literature, it is hypothesised that by associating utilitarian products to a happy positioning, willingness to pay will be positively impacted. In order to test this hypothesis, research was conducted following an experimental design involving one pre-test and one main study. The main study consisted of a between subjects experiment with two conditions: happiness vs performance positionings. Against the hypothesis, results suggest that willingness to pay for utilitarian products does not differ significantly depending on the condition individuals were allocated to.