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Consumer Rights Protection

Threats and opportunities for enhancing consumer awareness

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The entire publication is the outcome of the discussions which took place during International Conference on Enhancing Consumer Awareness host by University of Economics in Katowice. The entire publication is divided into four parts: first part provides inside to consumer rights awareness and system of protecting those rights. Second one presents selected aspects of consumer behavior on different markets. Part three is focus on companies’ practices introducing to protect consumers and build their awareness on different markets. Last part describes selected aspects of market environment and their influence on consumer awareness. The book allows presenting the importance and role of consumer rights and their awareness by all market players in developing sustainable economy.


Rok wydania2020
Liczba stron356
KategoriaInne
WydawcaWydawnictwo Uniwersytetu Ekonomicznego w Katowicach
ISBN-13978-83-7875-583-8
Numer wydania1
Język publikacjiangielski
Informacja o sprzedawcyePWN sp. z o.o.

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  Foreword    9
  Acknowledgment    11
  
  Part I
  Consumers rights awareness and protection
  
  Chapter I
  Consumer awareness toward green marketing (Ramandeep Saini, Indu Bala)    15
  Chapter II
  Conscious European young consumers and the protection of their rights (Judit Papp, Melinda Bercsényi, Dorottya Friedel, Ákos Kiss, Adina Kovács)    23
  Chapter III
  Consumers’ rights awareness and e-commerce – evidence from European and American markets (Katarzyna Pierzchała, Sławomir Smyczek)    42
  Chapter IV
  Study of difference in consumer awareness toward online healthcare services on the basis of demographic factors (Ramandeep Saini, Manisha Aujla)    66
  Chapter V
  Current trends in consumer protection regulations in the financial services market in Poland (Edyta Rutkowska-Tomaszewska)    72
  
  Part II
  Consumer on market – behavior, resistance and boycotts
  
  Chapter VI
  Consumer behavior in banking sector in time of economic crisis – evidence from Lebanon (Samir Semaan)    89
  Chapter VII
  Inappropriate consumer behavior at creditworthiness assessment (Katarzyna Nowak)    110
  Chapter VIII
  Consumers’ misbehavior on a retail market – responses typology and preventing methods (Tomasz Unuczek)    119
  Chapter IX
  Motives of consumers’ misbehavior on the market – model approach (Sławomir Smyczek, Dominik Krężołek)    136
  Chapter X
  Education and financial awareness as factors influencing responsible purchasing and use of consumer credit services by consumers (Magdalena Paleczna)    150
  Chapter XI
  Consumer boycotts in sport – the case of “modern football” (Adrian Pietrzyk)    161
  
  Part III
  Companies practices for consumer protection and awareness
  
  Chapter XII
  New direction of Corporate Social Responsibility in the banking market – meaning for the consumer (Agnieszka Butor-Keler)    175
  Chapter XIII
  Corporate Social Responsibility – best practices on European market (Michał Michalski)    185
  Chapter XIV
  Integrateg marketing communication relevance for heavy consumers (Francisco Suay-Pérez)    201
  Chapter XV
  Insurance as a compensate method for the financial consequences of accidents with an indication of tourist services consumers in Poland (Jakub Kubiczek)    212
  Chapter XVI
  Determinants of financial inclusion of enterprises in Sub-Saharan African states (Blandyna Puszer, Łukasz Szewczyk)    224
  
  Part IV
  Market environment relevance to consumer awareness
  
  Chapter XVII
  Sustainable consumption in the light of alternative approaches to economics – the role of identity (Anna Horodecka)    239
  Chapter XVIII
  Prosumption as a process of optimizing consumption and trend implicating shared economy (Marek Andrzej Żur)    262
  Chapter XIX
  Privacy policy complexity in the EU. A study of the largest e-commerce and multichannel retailers (Andrzej Szymkowiak, Kishokanth Jeganathan)    275
  Chapter XX
  Economy of consumer and sustainable development (Alina Czapla)    287
  Chapter XXI
  Selected aspects of telemedicine market in Poland – opportunities and barriers for the consumer (Piotr Adamik)    295
  
  References    305
  List of figures    347
  List of tables    349
  List of authors    351
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