Consumer Behaviour towards Branded and Unbranded Value Added Agricultural Products in Navsari City

Teenager’s Preferences and Choice Behavior towards Branded Or Unbranded Products

The focus of this research istowardexamining the teenager’s preferences and choice behavior; furthermore assess the preferences of the teens towards branded and unbranded products and their awareness regarding branded/Unbrandedproducts. Information was collected from 320 different school students in Pakistan related to the mature group 13-19 years old. The main purpose of the research was conce...

Consumer Behaviour Towards Usage of Smartphone (In Sonepat City)

Purpose-Despite the rapidly growing competition, the study of consumer behavior is very important. The aim of this paper is to identify the most effective medium for advertisement of Smartphone (in Rohtak city) and second, to find out the level of satisfaction that consumer derives out of their Smartphone and consumer motivation for buying a Smartphone (special reference to Blackberry, Samsung,...

Related to Agricultural Research, Distribution of Income and Agricultural Value Added

Agricultural Research is one of the most important factors in agricultural development, thus, the role and importance of research is increasing. Within the past years, all developed and consequently developing countries have engaged their most attention to promote their researches indexes. This study is investigating the effect of agricultural research on the distribution of income and agricult...

Sensemaking, Entrepreneurship and Agricultural Value- Added Businesses

Agricultural producers have been experiencing significant income pressures, leading to a search for alternative sources of income. One of such is value-added agricultural businesses that allow the farmers to stay on the farm and undertake entrepreneurial ventures to improve their finances. How do farmers make sense of their environment as they consider their options for value-added business ven...

Marketing for the Value-Added Agricultural Enterprise