Luxury Market
: a study of purchasing intentions for luxury goods in China

  • Linyang Ding
  • Fengqi Hu
  • Min Pang

    Student thesis: Bachelor

    Abstract

    Purpose/aim

    Culture, lifestyle and economy are the three factors that influence the purchasing intentions for luxury goods. The aim of our dissertation is investigating if the importance of the factors will be changed or not, with the changing generations in China.

    Design/methodology/approach

    In this dissertation, we use questionnaire to collect data, and then use mathematics and statistics to test our hypotheses.

    Findings

    The results show that the importance of the factors could be changed, with the changing generations in Beijing and Qingdao. In contrast, the importance of the factors could not be changed, with the changing generations in Ningbo. So, we cannot establish in China, the importance of the three factors could be changed or not, with the changing generations.

    Originality/value

    In this dissertation, our original ideas are the different generations and the factors which effective influence the Chinese consumer´s purchasing intentions of luxury goods. We collected data in different cities in China to figure out if there is any connection between the three factors and three generations. The risk of the research is the sample size, we will have errors in that respondents.

    Date of Award2013-Aug-12
    Original languageEnglish
    SupervisorChrister Nilsson (Supervisor) & Christer Nilsson (Examiner)

    Educational program

    • Degree of Bachelor of Science in Business and Economics

    University credits

    • 15 HE credits

    Swedish Standard Keywords

    • Business Administration (50202)

    Keywords

    • purchasing intentions
    • luxury goods
    • culture
    • economy
    • lifestyle
    • generations
    • china

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