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Country of origin effects
1.
2.
Country-of-origin perceptions are
mental associations & beliefs triggered by a country
3.
BUILDING COUNTRY IMAGES Attracting
foreign business Boost local economy Provide jobs Improve infrastructure
4.
BUILDING COUNTRY IMAGES Countries
marketed like brands
5.
CONSUMER PERCEPTIONS Distinct attitudes
for brands from different countries
6.
CONSUMER PERCEPTIONS Ethnocentricity Predisposed to
their own country’s product
7.
CONSUMER PERCEPTIONS More favorable
a county’s image, More prominently “MADE IN …….” campaign should be displayed
8.
CONSUMER PERCEPTIONS Impact of
country’s origin varies with type of product
9.
CONSUMER PERCEPTIONS Certain countries
enjoy reputation for certain goods
10.
CONSUMER PERCEPTIONS Some country-of-origin
perception can encompass an entire countries products
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