| 英文摘要 |
This study explores the relationships between consumers' perceived benefits, perceived sacrifices, and perceived value of art derivatives, as well as their impact on purchase intention. A survey of 538 valid responses analyzed key dimensions of perceived benefits (aesthetic, functional, emotional, and social value) and perceived sacrifices (price and scarcity). Structural equation modeling (SEM) showed that emotional and social value significantly enhance perceived value, while price and scarcity positively influence it. Perceived value, in turn, strongly affects purchase intention. These findings emphasize the role of emotional, social, and scarcity factors in shaping marketing strategies for art derivatives. |