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Promotion Strategy of Low-Carbon Consumption of Fresh Food Based on Willingness Behavior

2022· article· en· 5 citations· W4281613812 on OpenAlex· 10.1155/2022/9571424

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Date
9/14/2023 0:00
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Abstract

The research on the influencing factors of residents’ low-carbon consumption willingness and low-carbon consumption behavior of fresh food has certain practical guiding significance. Existing studies have analyzed the low-carbon consumption willingness, but the factors considered are not comprehensive and the degree of fit needs to be improved. Therefore, this paper starts with 37 variables from six aspects: demographic factors, psychological factors, low-carbon related knowledge, external factors, policy norms, and product factors. The binary logistic model is used to carry out regression analysis on low-carbon consumption willingness and low-carbon consumption behavior, and the fitting degree is higher and reaches about 90%. The regression results show that sense of responsibility, government tax, low-carbon product quality, and low-carbon product price have a significant impact on residents’ low-carbon consumption willingness. Whether there are fake and shoddy products in the market and whether the products are really of low carbon have a significant impact on low-carbon consumption behavior. Finally, starting from the three subjects of government, enterprises, and residents, this paper puts forward targeted suggestions to improve residents’ low-carbon consumption willingness and promote residents’ low-carbon consumption behavior, in order to promote low-carbon consumption.

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Venue
Mathematical Problems in Engineering
Topic
Environmental Education and Sustainability
Field
Environmental Science
Canadian institutions
University of Windsor
Funders
Shanghai Office of Philosophy and Social ScienceMinistry of Public Security of the People's Republic of ChinaJilin Office of Philosophy and Social ScienceScience and Technology Commission of Shanghai Municipality
Keywords
Consumption (sociology)Promotion (chess)Product (mathematics)Government (linguistics)Willingness to payLogistic regressionMarketingGreenhouse gasCarbon fibersEnvironmental economicsEconomicsBusinessMicroeconomicsMedicinePolitical scienceMathematics
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