Perceived product value describes consumers’ overall assessment of a product. It takes into account the extent to which a product meets a consumer’s needs and expectations. It takes into account the extent to which a product meets a consumer’s needs and expectations. The perceived value of a product can be seen as a trade-off between quality and price. However, more nuanced definitions take into account the complex nature of perceived product value, and refer to its dimensions: emotional (feelings generated), social (improved social self-image), quality/performance (quality and performance expectations) and price/value for money (product utility and cost).
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codes of conduct, and how do they deal with ethical dilemmas? To answer these questions, we conducted a non-prompting online survey of wealth management employees at the Swiss legal entity of a large multinational bank. We used situational judgment questions to estimate the understanding and expected level of adherence to the CoC principles. We show that framing questions under the label "financial security" increases the accuracy of responses, and that employees' honesty helps guide their decisions towards integrity in ethical dilemmas.
LOMBARD Ewa - MONTPELLIER Business School |
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- Contrôle de Gestion, Gouvernance