Consumer Attitude towards Chinese Products Following Recent High-profile Incidents Involving Counterfeit/Dangerous Exports

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2010
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0125-2437
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The recent high-profile incidents involving counterfeit/dangerous products exported from China to the world market have created a crisis of trust regarding the quality and safety of Chinese products. As one of the main importers of Chinese products. Thailand is interested in finding out consumer’s opinions regarding Chinese products, and whether consumer are still buying/using Chinese products or not. If they are, what are their reasons for buying/using them. The research founded that Thai consumers are still buying/using Chinese products because they are cheaper. Thai producers have to improve their capabilities and formulate competitive strategies to survive and achieve sustainable growth in the world market.
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Acharapan Lealaphan, Wisanu Launglaor (2010) Consumer Attitude towards Chinese Products Following Recent High-profile Incidents Involving Counterfeit/Dangerous Exports. University of the Thai Chamber of Commerce Journal Vol.30 No.1.
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