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Understanding consumer's behavior on using and buying monosodium glutamate in hochiminh city
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TRƯỜNG ðẠI HỌC MỞ TP. HCM UNIVERSITEÙ LIBRE DE BRUXELLES
HO CHI MINH CITY OPEN UNIVERSITY SOLVAY BRUSSELS SCHOOL
MBMM4
LAI TRAN MAI KHANH
UNDERSTANDING CONSUMER’S BEHAVIOR ON
USING AND BUYING MONOSODIUM GLUTAMATE
IN HOCHIMINH CITY
MASTER PROJECT
MASTER IN BUSINESS & MARKETING MANAGEMENT
Tutor’s name: Dr. Vu The Dung
Ho Chi Minh City
(2010)
COMMITMENT
This thesis contains no material that has been accepted for the award of any other degree
of diploma in any university or other institution and to the best of my knowledge contains
no material previously published or written by another person, except where due
reference is made in the text of this thesis.
In this study, the survey is conducted by professional interviewers, observed by an
independent quality controller and the author of this thesis. Thus, it has high level of
trust, confidence and agreement.
This information source is strictly warned by the research company to use for limited
purposes and not allowed to be spread out excepting for the jury of Solvay Business
School and some marketing professionals including the MBMM tutor.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
I owe the greatest debt to my tutor, Dr. Vu The Dung, his intellectual support and advice,
continuous guidance, full of patience and enthusiasm, has kept me carrying out my thesis
and writing up my thesis. In spite of being very busy with his plentiful plans, Dr. Vu The
Dung has been very generous with his time, comments, suggestions and corrections on
the draft of my thesis. Without such guidance and assistance, I could not have finished
my research and writing up this thesis on time.
My utmost thanks go to my study group in MBMM4 class, who gave me endless
experienced and mental support. Also to my family, other colleagues and friends, who
listened to my ideas and encouraged me in completing this thesis.
I am ever more indebted to all Professors of Solvay Business School, my school, who
gave me very interesting and great lectures. This course gives me a lot useful and
interesting knowledge that helps me much in my future career path. Especially thanks to
Prof. Bayern, chairman of the program, for his enthusiasm, support, and professionalism.
I did with all my best to fulfill this thesis but certainly, shortcomings could not be avoided
totally.
Once again, thanks for all the enthusiastic support.
Best wishes,
Lai Tran Mai Khanh
TUTOR’S COMMENTS
Student name: LAI TRAN MAI KHANH
Attitude: Ms. Khanh highly committed for her thesis
Content: well designed and structured.
Method and technique: the thesis is well designed and the methods used are
scientific.
Data analysis: good and reliable data sources and analysis.
Recommendation: Provide some good recommendations for the public, and
managers.
Overall comments: The project has been successfully completed and met all the
objectives. Very good.
Tutor,
Dr. Vu The Dung
TABLE OF CONTENT
TABLE OF CONTENT................................................................................................... 5
LIST OF ABBRIVIATION ............................................................................................. 7
LIST OF TABLES........................................................................................................... 8
CHAPTER I: INTRODUCTION.................................................................................... 9
I.1. Problem statement:...........................................................................................................9
I.2 Objectives:..........................................................................................................................12
I.3 Scope of the study:............................................................................................................12
I.4 Managerial implications:.................................................................................................12
I.4.1 The managers:........................................................................................................12
I.4.2 The competitors:....................................................................................................13
I.4.3 The representative famer:..................................................................................13
I.4.4 Social management:..............................................................................................13
CHAPTER II: LITERATURE REVIEW ....................................................................15
II.1 Consumer behavior: .......................................................................................................15
II.1.1 The cultural factor: .............................................................................................16
II.1.2 The social factor: .................................................................................................18
II.1.3 The individual factor:..........................................................................................19
II.1.4 The psychology factor:........................................................................................20
II.2 Buying – decision: ...........................................................................................................21
II.2.1 Types of buying decision behavior:..................................................................21
II.2.2 Buying decision process:.....................................................................................23
II.2.2.a Needs recognition:................................................................................ 24
II.2.2.b Information seeking:............................................................................ 25
II.2.2.c Evaluated selection:.............................................................................. 26
II.2.2.d Buying decision:.................................................................................... 26
II.2.2.e Post purchase evaluation: .................................................................... 27
CHAPTER III: METHODOLOGY...............................................................................29
III.1 Research procedure: ....................................................................................................29
III.1.1 Methods of measuring behavior: ....................................................................29
III.1.2 Data Collection: ....................................................................................................30
III.1.3 Survey timing:.....................................................................................................30
III.1.4 Data analysis:......................................................................................................31
III.1.5 Information needs:.............................................................................................31
III.2 Sampling:........................................................................................................................32
CHAPTER IV: RESEARCH RESULTS......................................................................33
IV.1 General information of seasoning consumers:........................................................33
IV.2 Determining the behavior of seasoning consumers:...............................................34
IV.3 Consumer buying decision:..........................................................................................37
IV.3.1 Need recognition:...............................................................................................37
IV.3.2 Information seeking:..........................................................................................38
IV.3.3 Evaluated selection/ Buying decision/ Post buying evaluation: ................39
IV.4. Consumer’s attitude and behavior towards the environmental affection
caused by Vedan. ................................................................................................................40
IV.4.1 Consumer’s attitude: .........................................................................................41
IV.4.2 Consumer’s behavior:........................................................................................41
CHAPTER V: SUMMARY, RECOMMENDATIONS AND CONCLUSIONS..........44
V.1 Summary:..........................................................................................................................44
V.2 Recommendations...........................................................................................................45
V.3 Conclusion:........................................................................................................................46
REFERENCES...............................................................................................................48
APPENDIX A: Questionnaire in English...........................................................................49
APPENDIX B: Questionnaire in Vietnamese...................................................................57
APPENDIX C: Table of data................................................................................................66