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EEO. 2021; 20(5): 1678-1683


A STUDY OF FACTORS AFFECTING ONLINE SHOPPING BEHAVIOUR WITH REFERENCE TO CHENGALPATTU DISTRICT

A.Bharathi Reddy, P.Jagadeesan.




Abstract

The new kind of retail shopping has been online shopping. It has now been spread all over the globe, including India. As in many different countries, this shopping strategy is as yet not also referred to or known, and yet the information on online shopping in India is currently beginning to increase rapidly, there are a few articles composed to understand the components influencing online shopping behaviour of Indian buyers. The main purpose of this analysis is to break down factors that affect buyers' online shopping conduct, which may well be the main issues in the field of internet business and marketing.Nevertheless, since it is a confused socio-specialized wonder and involves such a vast number of variables, there is extremely limited knowledge regarding online shopper behaviour. 100 questionnaires dispersed among the people of Chengalpattu District to study these speculations. Respondent's reaction via the questionnaire of Chengalpattu's buyers and online customers. Standard knowledge based on the overview is selected and broken down. In the last relapse review, information was used to test research estimates. From the point of view of reason and a spellbinding description of nature and strategy, this review can be seen as an applied exploration.

Key words: Online Shopping, Shopping Behaviour, Consumer attitude, Consumer rights






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