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Title of Article Intention to Purchase Traceable Meat: The Impacts of Perceived Information Asymmetry, Informativeness, Usefulness, and Norm 
Date of Acceptance 16 March 2016 
Journal
     Title of Journal Asian Journal of Business and Accounting 
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     Institute of Journal Faculty of Business and Accountancy, University of Malaya 
     ISBN/ISSN 1985-4064 
     Volume
     Issue
     Month June
     Year of Publication 2016 
     Page 141-167 
     Abstract Manuscript type: Research paper Research aims: The purpose of this study is to develop a causal model for intention to purchase traceable meat by positing perceived information asymmetry as the primary antecedent. Design/ Methodology/ Approach: A survey of 450 Thai participants was conducted. Data were analysed with structural equation modeling (SEM). Research findings: Results reveal that perceived information asymmetry together with perceived informativeness, subjective norm and perceived usefulness are significant determinants of consumers’ intention to purchase traceable meat. Results also show that the mechanism involving the two information-related constructs (perceived information asymmetry and perceived informativeness) are linked in this set of relationship where perceived information asymmetry acts as the primary motivation. Theoretical contributions/ Originality: This research is the first to propose that perceived information asymmetry and perceived informativeness can be incorporated into the technology acceptance model (TAM) and the theory of reasoned action (TRA). Practitioner/ Policy implications: Based on the study results, marketers can design appropriate marketing plans so as to communicate the benefits of the traceability system. Research limitations/ Implications: The replication of this research model with different sample or other products is recommended to increase the generalisability of results. 
     Keyword Meat, Perceived Information Asymmetry, Perceived Informativeness, Traceability 
Author
547210022-8 Miss NATHAMON BUAPROMMEE [Main Author]
Business Administration and Accountancy Doctoral Degree

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