IIMB Management Review

Journal of Indian Institute of Management Bangalore

Empirical Study on Consumer Decision Making for Consumer Products

Prof. S Ramesh Kumar and Nagasimha Balakrishna Kanagal
2001
Working Paper No
173
Body

An empirical study has been undertaken to understand the consumer decision-making processes in the consumer packaged goods category. The study seeks to understand the consumer decision making process by buy stage - need, awareness, search, purchase, post purchase. The study also seeks to apply the empirical study to a theoretical framework of consumer decision making with reference to consumer packaged goods.

Key words
Empirical Study, purchase, post purchase
wp.iimb_.173.pdf (916.7 KB)

Empirical Study on Consumer Decision Making for Consumer Products

Author(s) Name: Prof. S Ramesh Kumar and Nagasimha Balakrishna Kanagal, 2001
Working Paper No : 173
Abstract:

An empirical study has been undertaken to understand the consumer decision-making processes in the consumer packaged goods category. The study seeks to understand the consumer decision making process by buy stage - need, awareness, search, purchase, post purchase. The study also seeks to apply the empirical study to a theoretical framework of consumer decision making with reference to consumer packaged goods.

Keywords: Empirical Study, purchase, post purchase
wp.iimb_.173.pdf (916.7 KB)