Ethics in Consumer Choice: The Influence of Ethical Issues on Nottingham University Students’ Apparel Purchase DecisionTools Meng, Zijun (2009) Ethics in Consumer Choice: The Influence of Ethical Issues on Nottingham University Students’ Apparel Purchase Decision. [Dissertation (University of Nottingham only)] (Unpublished)
AbstractThis paper attempts to examine Nottingham university students’ attitude towards ethical fashion and ethical consumption in general. A large amount of journal article were consulted and used as theoretical foundation to support and develop primary research. A triangulated research methodology which involves 150 questionnaire survey and 4 face to face interviews have been carried out. The primary research finding suggest students are unlikely to make a socially responsible decision if they have to make tradeoffs between non-economic criteria and personal interests such as paying a premium price, fashion desire.
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