英文摘要 |
Online shopping is one of the recent popular ways to shop, but compared to physical shopping, online shopping gives raise many problems, so that consumers will have to endure the risk. This study investigates the relationship between perceived risk, perceived usefulness and purchase intention of consumer; and verified the moderating effect of online store reputation. A structural equation model (SEM) is developed to test the casual effects between those contracts. The empirical results show that (1) the perceived time risk and perceived financial risk have a significant negative effect on perceived usefulness of online store, but perceived product risk doesn’t have a significant effect on the perceived usefulness; (2) perceived usefulness of online store have a significant positive effect on purchase intention; (3) online store reputation have a significant strengthen effect between perceived usefulness and purchase intention. The managerial implications for online marketing managers, and limitations, are discussed. |