Perceived Value Dimension, Product Involvement and Purchase Intention for Intangible Cultural Heritage Souvenir

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Abstract

Intangible Cultural Heritage (ICH) souvenir with profound cultural connotation is a new one in China. But there are not much tourists to buy ICH sou- venirs. To predict customer behavior, it is necessary to understand the cus- tomers’ intention and its antecedents. The study examined the influence of perceived value dimension on purchase intention and the moderating role of product involvement between them. This study conducted an empirical study on ICH souvenir in Suihua city. The findings were that perceived value dimension significantly and positively affected purchase intention for ICH souvenir. By hierarchy regression tests, the findings also showed product involvement played moderating role between perceived value dimension and purchase intention.

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Liu, H. (2021). Perceived Value Dimension, Product Involvement and Purchase Intention for Intangible Cultural Heritage Souvenir. American Journal of Industrial and Business Management, 11(01), 76–91. https://doi.org/10.4236/ajibm.2021.111006

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