Unveiling Brand Piracy: Examining Consumer Perception of Counterfeit Products in Pakistan
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https://doi.org/10.35484/pssr.2023(7-III)51Keywords:
Brand Piracy, Consumer Perception, Counterfeit Products, Theory of Reasoned ActionAbstract
This research focuses on the issue of brand piracy in Pakistan, specifically delving into consumer perceptions of counterfeit products. The study investigates how personality traits, product development, and moral and ethical concerns impact consumers' evaluations of these products. Considering the socio-economic and cultural diversity of Pakistan, the research explores the various factors influencing consumer behavior. The findings underscore the significant role played by personality traits like materialism and status consumption in shaping consumers' views of inauthentic products. Additionally, the study highlights the importance of perceived quality, especially in the context of developing economies like Pakistan. It underscores the nuanced impact of ethical considerations within social norms and economic realities. In essence, the research advocates for a balanced approach that considers cultural values, ethical considerations, and economic advantages to foster sustainable organizational practices and legal frameworks.
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