• Resumo

    O PAÍS DE ORIGEM E A CONTRAFAÇÃO NO PROCESSO DE COMPRAS B2B

    Data de publicação: 25/07/2024

    Objetivo – Este artigo visa a analisar se a relação entre a origem do produto e a percepção de risco de contrafação afeta a intenção de compra em relações B2B.

    Design/metodologia/abordagem – Por meio de um experimento, foram desenvolvidos oito cenários que descrevem uma situação de compra com risco de adquirir um produto contrafeito. Análise de variância (ANOVA) e regressão logística foram posteriormente aplicadas para os testes estatísticos.

    Resultados – Os resultados sugerem que a intenção de compra é afetada pela origem do produto. Do mesmo modo, os gestores percebem o risco de contrafação em relações B2B.

    Implicações práticas – Existe uma tendência de os gestores analisarem um método de compra observando diferentes variáveis no processo. Ao relacionar a origem do produto com a percepção de risco de contrafação, os gestores de compras possuem forte tendência de não efetuar a transação.

    Originalidade/valor – Produtos contrafeitos entraram em definitivo na lista de riscos e devem ser combatidos, pois ameaçam a integridade das cadeias de suprimento. Este estudo realça a importância da discussão sobre produtos contrafeitos e a possibilidade de eles entrarem nas cadeias de suprimentos por meio do processo de compras das firmas.

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