23 Citations
- Yi Jiang
- 2022
Economics, Business
The Influence of Payment Method: Do Consumers Pay More with Mobile Payment? By Yizhao Jiang Claremont Graduate University 2022 The introduction of new payment methods has resulted in one of the most…
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- Bikramjit RishiDilip Kumar MallickAtul Shiva
- 2022
Business, Economics
Journal of Financial Services Marketing
Many researchers have investigated the consumer’s attitude towards using credit cards. However, how the different attributes contribute to credit card usage attitude is not evident. Thus, the main…
- 3
- Yining YuXixian PengLei Wang
- 2023
Economics, Business
Journal of Interactive Marketing
With the progress of high technologies in payment systems, the usage rate of mobile payment is rapidly growing worldwide. However, whether mobile payment influences consumers’ choices between hedonic…
- 2
- Manlin WangAiqing Ling Qing-guo Ma
- 2022
Frontiers in Psychology
Mobile payment has emerged as a popular payment method in many countries. While much research has focused on the antecedents of mobile payment adoption, limited research has investigated the…
- 3
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- P. GoelAashish GargAnuj SharmaNripendra P. Rana
- 2021
Business, Psychology
International Journal of Bank Marketing
Results of the study indicate that perceived severity and trust act as stimuli for M-payment loyalty, and trust not only influences loyalty directly but also through intimacy.
- 28
- Aida Ahmed Zahrani
- 2021
Business, Economics
Entrepreneurship and Sustainability Issues
The goal of this study is to combine the Technology Acceptance Model (TAM) with the theory of perceived risk to create a hypothetical model for consumer behavioral intention that will be validated…
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- Rashedul HasanMuḥammad AshfaqTamiza ParveenA. Gunardi
- 2022
Economics, Business
International Journal of Social Economics
PurposeWomen's financial inclusion has become a global research agenda, and past studies provide mixed evidence on the determinants of financial inclusion among women entrepreneurs across the globe.…
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- D. BelancheMiguel GuinaliuPablo Albás
- 2022
Business, Computer Science
Telematics Informatics
- 28
- C. BeheraRajeev Kumra
- 2023
Business, Computer Science
International Journal of Consumer Studies
This comprehensive review examines exhaustive 310 studies in the MPS literature using the theory‐context‐characteristics‐methods framework, providing insights into all stakeholders and contexts studied, and suggests expanding the scope of MPS research to include emerging mobile payment options like buy now pay later and facial recognition payment system (FRPS).
- Hendy Mustiko AjiW. R. Adawiyah
- 2021
Business, Economics
Journal of Asia Business Studies
PurposeAs it gains more popularity, e-wallets drive its users to spend more. Therefore, the purpose of this paper is to explore how and why e-wallets may encourage excessive spending behavior among…
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37 References
- Joe BodenErik MaierR. Wilken
- 2020
Economics, Business
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- Priya RaghubirJoydeep Srivastava
- 2008
Economics
Journal of experimental psychology. Applied
The difference in spending across payment modes (cash and gift certificates) is attenuated by altering the salience of parting with money through contextual manipulations of the differences between cash and gift certificate.
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- S. NakajimaMutsumi Izumida
- 2015
Psychology, Economics
Although Feinberg (1986, Journal of Consumer Research, 13, 348–356) has demonstrated that people’s estimated prices of consumer items are increased by credit card logos presented with the items,…
- 2
- C. LieM. HuntH. PetersB. VeliuD. Harper
- 2010
Economics, Psychology
The “credit card effect” describes a finding where greater value is given to consumer items if credit card logos are present. One explanation for the effect is that credit cards elicit spending…
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- Amy MooreM. S. Taylor
- 2011
Economics, Business
Financial industry data indicate that consumers increasingly prefer debit cards over credit cards, especially as a means of enforcing financial self-discipline. Given prior research suggesting that…
- 13
- Rufina GafeevaE. HoelzlH. Roschk
- 2018
Economics, Business
Payment modes (e.g., cash vs. credit card) vary in the transparency of the outflow of money. Smartcards (multifunctional cards), which bundle payment with non-payment functions (e.g., loyalty…
- 13
- D. PrelecD. Simester
- 2001
Economics, Business
In studies involving genuine transactions of potentially high value we show that willingness-to-pay can be increased when customers are instructed to use a credit card rather than cash. The effect…
- 371
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- D. Soman
- 2001
Economics
Past expenses have been shown to influence future spending behavior by depleting available budgets. However, a prerequisite for this relationship is the accurate recall of past payments and the…
- 396
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- James M. HuntAnindya ChatterjeeRenee A. FlorsheimJ. B. Kernan
- 1990
Economics, Psychology
To replicate and extend the 1986 work of Feinberg, the effect of a credit card's presence on subjects' spending behavior was assessed. Over-all, no main effect was observed, which does not support…
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- T. FalkW. KunzJ. SchepersAlexander J. Mrozek
- 2016
Business, Economics
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