英文摘要 |
Restrictive sales promotion (RSP) is an effective tool to stimulate perceived values and purchase intentions. However, many consumers complain that after the promotion period of RSP, firms still offer the similar promotions to the market, which is not consistent with the RSP announcements. The purpose of this research is to investigate the effects of information-behavior inconsistency of RSP on brand attitudes from the viewpoint of perceived promotion fairness. This study also examines the moderating effects of reasonableness of subsequent promotion, differences of promotion bundles and time pressure on the relationship between information-behavior inconsistency and perceived promotion fairness. By conducting three experiments, this study finds that the information-behavior inconsistency of RSP deteriorates brand attitudes directly and indirectly through perceived promotion fairness. In addition, the negative effect of information-behavior inconsistency on perceived promotion fairness is strengthened by low rationality of subsequent promotion, low differences of promotion bundles and high time pressure. |