Sometimes the decision is influenced by the perceived value, which is always subjective and emotion-driven.
The results show that return policy generosity increases customer purchase intention by enhancing the perceived value of the policy.
In the absence of regulatory support, it is possible that strong professional branding may provide a competitive edge by reinforcing the perceived value of the professions in the eyes of the public and policy-makers.
The Wii in particular has been marred by "shovelware," reducing the perceived value of a game on the system.
In his two letters to the church in Corinth, Paul addresses a notoriously contentious community, which frequently divided its people by class, ethnicity, and the perceived value of their spiritual giftedness.
The consumer products industry has added antibiotics to toothpaste, bath soap, dish and laundry detergents and even socks, workout clothes and toys for no reason other than the perceived value by shoppers and the ability to charge a higher price.
We find that the fellowship award is associated with a significant increase in the perceived value of education, by both increasing the perceived mean of earnings (0.74 standard deviations (SD)) and decreasing the perceived variance in earnings (1.03 SD) associated with additional years of schooling.
3 The results suggested that information flow is facilitated based on the perceived value of information by rural communities.
Tables 3 and 4 show the perceived value attributes expressed by all the participants, of GDs when compared to BDs, stratified by some demographics and economic characteristics of the sample.> -wrap-foot>> -wrap-foot> Note : a Only included those who answered the statements.
What has changed over the last 63 years is not only the nation's racial politics but the perceived value of art created by people like William Edmondson, a man with no formal education whose life and artistic practice unfolded far outside the narrow precincts of the fine-art world.
