Efectos de la RSC sobre el consumidor: una aplicación al sector de transporte público terrestre
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MarketingResponsabilidade social corporativa; transporte terrestre; efeitos; consumidor
Responsabilidad social corporativa; transporte terrestre; efectos; consumidor
Corporate social responsibility; terrestrial transport; effects; consumer
Responsabilité sociale corporative; transport terrestre; effets; consommateur
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El presente trabajo pretende contrastar los efectos que provoca el desarrollo de acciones de responsabilidad social corporativa, RSC, por parte de una empresa en el consumidor, en tres dimensiones: i) el conocimiento de una empresa y sus productos; ii) la actitud que despierta en el consumidor, y iii) el comportamiento de compra que suscita. La idea es verificar, a través del contraste, hasta qué punto una empresa que desarrolla acciones de RSC es mejor percibida, preferida sobre las restantes y escogida en el momento de compra. Para ello se planteó realizar un estudio empírico en un sector de gran transcendencia social y que engloba características de la RSC: el transporte público terrestre en áreas urbanas.This work aims to compare the effects on consumers in three dimensions when companies carry out CSR actions: i) the knowledge of a company and its products; ii) the attitude that this fosters among consumers; and iii) the purchasing behavior to which it gives rise. The idea is to ascertain to what extent a company that carries out CSR actions is better perceived, preferred over other companies and selected by consumers when making a purchase. To do so, an empirical study was proposed regarding a sector of great social transcendence that involves CSR characteristics: public terrestrial transport in urban areas.
Ce travail a pour but de contraster les effets provoqués par le développement d'actions de RSC par une entreprise sur le consommateur en trois dimensions: i) la connaissance d'une entreprise et de ses produits; ii) l'attitude du consommateur en ce qui concerne l'entreprise; iii) et le comportement d'achat suscité. L'objectif est d'établir un contraste pour savoir à quel point une entreprise qui développe des actions de RSC est mieux perçue, préférée aux autres et choisie au moment de l'achat. Pour ce faire, une étude empirique est proposée dans un secteur de grande transcendance sociale, englobant des caractéristiques de la RSC: le transport public terrestre en zone urbaine.
O presente trabalho pretende contrastar os efeitos que provoca o desenvolvimento de ações de RSC por parte de uma empresa no consumidor em três dimensões: i) o conhecimento de uma empresa e seus produtos; ii) a atitude que desperta no consumidor; iii) e o comportamento de compra que suscita. A idéia é contrastar até que ponto uma empresa que desenvolve ações de RSC é melhor percebida, preferida sobre as restantes e escolhida no momento de compra. Para isso, estabeleceu-se um estudo empírico em um setor de grande transcendência social e que engloba características da RSC: o transporte público terrestre em áreas urbanas.
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