The role of scarcity promotion and cause-related events in impulse purchase in the agricultural product live stream.
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ABSTRACT: Harvest agricultural products are perishable. If they cannot be sold, there will be serious grain loss and food waste. It is an important issue related to human sustainable development and urgent to address. As the most popular way of shopping, live shopping has achieved remarkable achievements, while the existing research is relatively silent on how to promote the sales of agricultural products in the context of live streams. Based on S-O-R theory and dual-system theory, three studies investigated the intrinsic mechanism of consumers' impulse purchase intention (IPI) in live streams. The results show that scarcity promotion (SP) and cause-related events (CRE) are positively correlated with consumers' IPI through arousal and moral elevation. Interestingly, when SP and CRE are presented at
SUBMITTER: Li X
PROVIDER: S-EPMC9990005 | biostudies-literature | 2023 Mar
REPOSITORIES: biostudies-literature
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