英文摘要 |
This paper seeks to improve the understanding for air passengers' decision-making processes by testing a conceptual model that considers satisfaction, switching barriers, and behavioral intentions. A cusp catastrophe model of consumer behavior is developed to describe the nonlinear relationships of both satisfaction and switching barriers on behavioral intention. We explore the relationships between satisfaction, switching barriers and behavioral intention through using CFA and SEM. Secondly. GEMCAT (General Multivariate Methodology for Estimating Catastrophe Models) is employed to estimate the cusp catastrophe model using the research data. The qualitative model is instrumental in planning a strategy for a changing market environment characterized by inflation and decreasing switching barriers. With high switching barriers, whether a person is satisfied or dissatisfied, it is very difficult to change to the opposite state. Finally, we discuss the findings from both the theoretical and managerial perspectives and provide directions for future research. |