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THE IMPACT OF THE IMPULSE BUYING DIMENSION AND CHERRY PICKING: AN EMPIRICAL STUDY (Consumers Case Study in a mall in Central Jakarta)
2016
Journal of Indonesian Economy and Business
The purpose of this research is to further test the contradictory research result. Mathai & Haridas' findings (2014) stated that a discounted price did not influence impulse buying. Meanwhile Ruswanti, (2013) found that a discounted price tended to influence the consumers' spontaneous shopping. Data discovered by Nielsen (2007) stated that apparently 85% of Indonesian consumers tend to buy things on an impulse. This research was in the form of a survey, the sample being 197 people, of whom 96
doi:10.22146/jieb.10321
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