英文摘要 |
This study applied Binary Choice Model to investigate the householdpurchasing behaviors of fresh and frozen (or frosted) pork in the Taipei area.In the first part, we analyzed the effects of purchasers’ perception on thecharacteristics of fresh and frozen (or frosted) pork on their purchasingselection. In the second part, we then analyzed how would the householddemographic factors affect the purchasers’ perception of the characteristics ofdifferent forms of pork.Regarding the effects of purchasers’ perception on their purchasingselection, the regression results revealed that the purchaser’s perception ofprice, freshness, cleanliness and convenience of different forms of porkinfluences the purchasers’ pork selection significantly. Moreover, we found thefollowing relations, including: (1) older purchasers tend to have the perceptionthat fresh pork is cheaper; (2) purchasers from large households tend to havethe perception that fresh pork is cheaper, fresher, and cleaner; (3) purchaserswith full-time jobs tend to have the perception that fresh pork is cheaper thanfrozen (or frosted) pork, but the latter is more convenient than the former; (4)purchasers with higher education levels tend to have the perception thatfrozen (or frosted) pork is fresher and more convenient than fresh pork; (5)purchasers with higher household incomes tend to have the perception thatfrozen (or frosted) pork is fresher, cleaner and more convenient than fresh pork.In conclusion, if a purchaser is older or from a larger household, she (orhe) will be inclined to buy fresh pork. On the other hand, if a purchaser has ahigher education level or has a higher monthly household income, she (or he)will be inclined to buy frozen (or frosted) pork. |