Methodological provisions for conducting empirical research of the availability and implementation of the consumers socially responsible intentions
Lyudmyla Potrashkova, Diana Raiko, Leonid Tseitlin, Olga Savchenko,, Szabolcs Nagy

TL;DR
This paper develops methodological guidelines for empirical research on consumers' social responsibility, highlighting the gap between their socially responsible intentions and actual behavior, based on a survey in Kharkiv.
Contribution
It introduces new methodological provisions for assessing the discrepancy between consumer intentions and actions regarding social responsibility.
Findings
High willingness among consumers to support socially responsible enterprises
Significant gap between intentions and actions due to lack of awareness
Empirical survey confirms the effectiveness of the proposed methodology
Abstract
Social responsibility of consumers is one of the main conditions for the recoupment of enterprises expenses associated with the implementation of social and ethical marketing tasks. Therefore, the enterprises, which plan to act on terms of social and ethical marketing, should monitor the social responsibility of consumers in the relevant markets. At the same time, special attention should be paid to the analysis of factors that prevent consumers from implementing their socially responsible intentions in the regions with a low level of social activity of consumers. The purpose of the article is to develop methodological guidelines that determine the tasks and directions of conducting empirical studies aimed at assessing the gap between the socially responsible intentions of consumers and the actual implementation of these intentions, as well as to identify the causes of this gap. An…
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Taxonomy
TopicsBusiness and Economic Development · Economic and Business Development Strategies · Labor Market and Education
