The impact of producers' cognitive styles on their purchasing behavior

Autores
Feeney, Roberto Juan; Accursi, Federico Mario; Mac Clay, Pablo
Año de publicación
2019
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inglés
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artículo
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Descripción
This paper inquires on the impact of cognitive styles over the decision-making process producers perform while making input and capital equipment purchases. We will question if Argentine farmers with diverse cognitive styles have different purchasing behaviors when buying the inputs they use in their farming operations. Cognitive styles express differences in the way decision-makers process information and organize knowledge. Results show that different segments of producers have distinctive purchasing behaviors. Specifically, analytic-oriented producers tend to focus more on product performance and less on the relationship with suppliers when buying their inputs. They also tend to be loyal to input brands, they rely less on dealers/retailers and salespeople, and they are willing to change suppliers more often than other producers. Intuitive-oriented producers value more the relationship with the supplier and are interested in contacting the salesperson if they need a product. While balanced-oriented producers declare to be less loyal to brands but are more stable in terms of not changing input suppliers frequently. This characterization of producers has important business implications, since identifying and segmenting the different types of producers with different cognitive styles and distinctive buying profiles is a key aspect of the strategic marketing plan of any company in the input markets. To our knowledge, this is the first paper on the topic of cognitive styles of Argentine producers and their impact on their purchasing behaviors.
Fil: Feeney, Roberto Juan. Universidad Austral. Facultad de Cs.empresariales. Centro de Agronegocios.; Argentina
Fil: Accursi, Federico Mario. Universidad Austral. Facultad de Cs.empresariales. Centro de Agronegocios.; Argentina. Consejo Nacional de Investigaciones Científicas y Técnicas; Argentina
Fil: Mac Clay, Pablo. Universidad Austral. Facultad de Cs.empresariales. Centro de Agronegocios.; Argentina
Materia
ARGENTINE PRODUCERS
COGNITIVE STYLES
PURCHASING BEHAVIOR
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title The impact of producers' cognitive styles on their purchasing behavior
spellingShingle The impact of producers' cognitive styles on their purchasing behavior
Feeney, Roberto Juan
ARGENTINE PRODUCERS
COGNITIVE STYLES
PURCHASING BEHAVIOR
title_short The impact of producers' cognitive styles on their purchasing behavior
title_full The impact of producers' cognitive styles on their purchasing behavior
title_fullStr The impact of producers' cognitive styles on their purchasing behavior
title_full_unstemmed The impact of producers' cognitive styles on their purchasing behavior
title_sort The impact of producers' cognitive styles on their purchasing behavior
dc.creator.none.fl_str_mv Feeney, Roberto Juan
Accursi, Federico Mario
Mac Clay, Pablo
author Feeney, Roberto Juan
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Mac Clay, Pablo
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Mac Clay, Pablo
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dc.subject.none.fl_str_mv ARGENTINE PRODUCERS
COGNITIVE STYLES
PURCHASING BEHAVIOR
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COGNITIVE STYLES
PURCHASING BEHAVIOR
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dc.description.none.fl_txt_mv This paper inquires on the impact of cognitive styles over the decision-making process producers perform while making input and capital equipment purchases. We will question if Argentine farmers with diverse cognitive styles have different purchasing behaviors when buying the inputs they use in their farming operations. Cognitive styles express differences in the way decision-makers process information and organize knowledge. Results show that different segments of producers have distinctive purchasing behaviors. Specifically, analytic-oriented producers tend to focus more on product performance and less on the relationship with suppliers when buying their inputs. They also tend to be loyal to input brands, they rely less on dealers/retailers and salespeople, and they are willing to change suppliers more often than other producers. Intuitive-oriented producers value more the relationship with the supplier and are interested in contacting the salesperson if they need a product. While balanced-oriented producers declare to be less loyal to brands but are more stable in terms of not changing input suppliers frequently. This characterization of producers has important business implications, since identifying and segmenting the different types of producers with different cognitive styles and distinctive buying profiles is a key aspect of the strategic marketing plan of any company in the input markets. To our knowledge, this is the first paper on the topic of cognitive styles of Argentine producers and their impact on their purchasing behaviors.
Fil: Feeney, Roberto Juan. Universidad Austral. Facultad de Cs.empresariales. Centro de Agronegocios.; Argentina
Fil: Accursi, Federico Mario. Universidad Austral. Facultad de Cs.empresariales. Centro de Agronegocios.; Argentina. Consejo Nacional de Investigaciones Científicas y Técnicas; Argentina
Fil: Mac Clay, Pablo. Universidad Austral. Facultad de Cs.empresariales. Centro de Agronegocios.; Argentina
description This paper inquires on the impact of cognitive styles over the decision-making process producers perform while making input and capital equipment purchases. We will question if Argentine farmers with diverse cognitive styles have different purchasing behaviors when buying the inputs they use in their farming operations. Cognitive styles express differences in the way decision-makers process information and organize knowledge. Results show that different segments of producers have distinctive purchasing behaviors. Specifically, analytic-oriented producers tend to focus more on product performance and less on the relationship with suppliers when buying their inputs. They also tend to be loyal to input brands, they rely less on dealers/retailers and salespeople, and they are willing to change suppliers more often than other producers. Intuitive-oriented producers value more the relationship with the supplier and are interested in contacting the salesperson if they need a product. While balanced-oriented producers declare to be less loyal to brands but are more stable in terms of not changing input suppliers frequently. This characterization of producers has important business implications, since identifying and segmenting the different types of producers with different cognitive styles and distinctive buying profiles is a key aspect of the strategic marketing plan of any company in the input markets. To our knowledge, this is the first paper on the topic of cognitive styles of Argentine producers and their impact on their purchasing behaviors.
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