Journal Title/Source
International Business & Economics Research Journal
Publication Date
9-2014
Volume
13
Issue (if applicable)
5
Page Numbers
1077-1090
Document Type
Journal Article
Department
Walker L. Cisler College of Business
Abstract
The phenomenon known as out-shopping behavior (also known as intermarket patronage) is further explored and analyzed within the context of international cross-border consumer behavior. The authors provide an extensive literature review and a set of research hypotheses, as well as a suggested research methodology, and argue that this research will allow for significant contributions to the literature on out-shopping, international cross-border shopping, and services marketing.
Recommended Citation
Zinser, Brian A. and Brunswick, Gary, "Cross-Border Shopping: A Research Proposal For A Comparison Of Service Encounters Of Canadian Cross-Border Shoppers Versus Canadian Domestic In-Shoppers" (2014). Journal Articles. 102.
https://commons.nmu.edu/facwork_journalarticles/102