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El buen gusto de la cultura y el arte: una estrategia de marketing con causa

The good taste of culture and art: a cause-related marketing strategy
Authors: Arboleda, Ana M.; Alonso, Julio C.;

El buen gusto de la cultura y el arte: una estrategia de marketing con causa

Abstract

Los argumentos textuales que tienen los empaques influyen en la percepción de los productos. Específicamente, la información prosocial relativa a prácticas empresariales sostenibles mejora la evaluación del producto. Esta investigación evalúa el efecto del apoyo a actividades culturales y artísticas como argumento que influye en la evaluación del gusto. El gusto es una metáfora de la respuesta emocional a los productos. Se realiza un experimento de modelos mixto: El argumento “Apoya actividades culturales/artísticas” es la variable ente grupos y cuatro frutas son la variable intra-sujeto (i.e., gayaba, piña, manzana roja y uvas verdes). Las estadísticas descriptivas y un análisis MANOVA muestran que el sabor dulce y el umami aumentan cuando las frutas tienen el argumento cultural/artístico. Este efecto no se observa para el sabor agrio y amargo. Por lo tanto, los resultados confirman la metáfora del sabor. De acuerdo con la literatura de marketing con causa, es posible interpretar que el apoyo a la industria cultural/artístico tiene un significado simbólico para el consumidor.

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estadístico tipo ANOVA modificado, Prueba de Wald, mercadeo con causa, monetarypolicy, capital, comportamiento del consumidor, fruta fresca, austrian Economics, heterodox approaches, percepciones gustativas, based macroeconomics

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