The background to the work bases on the Consumers view around Swedish and foreign meat products, and how the attitude around the meat products is pursued in the shops. The Consumers request high meat quality and security . Many Consumers value local produced and ecological meat products but the price is too high. We have done verbal interviews with Consumers on three different shops, where we asked questions and had dialogues around Swedish meat products where the Consumers have told us their arguments and opinions about Swedish and foreign meat. The result shows that the majority of Consumers consider that it is important to know that meat is produce in Sweden.

The purpose of this study is to increase the understanding of how an individual's identity is constructed and reinforced through clothing brands. This we intend to achieve by studying and analyzing the significance of clothing brands on Consumers. In close proximity to this purpose, we have chosen to work with three research questions:? How do Consumers see clothing as a means to express themselves? ? What perception does Consumers have on clothing brands as identity creators? ? How do Consumers value wearing clothes from a particular clothing brand?.

AbstractDespite that e-business nowadays is established scepsis against it amongst Consumers exists. We, as Consumers, suppose that this skepticism is caused by bad communication from the e-business companies. This has lead to our suggestion that some con-sumers refrain from e-business because of bad communication or deficient trust.Our purpose with this paper was to investigate factors of communication between companies and Consumers within e-business (B2C) from the Consumers? point of view. We thereby have drawn conclusions regarding Consumers? choice of e-business company.

Cause-Related Marketing (CRM) is a marketing activity that has grown popular in the USA and studies have been carried out that explore how American Consumers perceive and react to CRM. In Sweden, however, CRM has not yet found ground to any greater extent, and therefore there is limited research on how Swedish Consumers react to CRM and how they perceive it. In this study, eight Swedish Consumers are interviewed regarding their perception of CRM. The main findings of the investigation are that Swedish Consumers fit well into a model that is based on American Consumers? responses to CRM.

Exposing products is important in the retail industry and the development is constantly moving forward. Shops usually have a special product, they want to sell more because of various reasons. How to expose that particular product sold most of there are various theories. What this report is about is a theory that seeks to stores use a "decoy". It carried out to see if this theory was still current was that three interviews took place with two store managers and a CEO for various grocery stores.

The e-commerce in Sweden has increased each year for the past several years, but still just over half of all the Consumers feels worry about payment security. This could be the reason why over half of the Consumers just shopped about one time on the Internet during the whole year of 2009. Another reason could be that the many Consumers have a lack of trust to the different payment methods that are available during payment on the Internet, because they might don't possess enough knowledge regarding the payment methods and their security. If the Consumers were to gain more knowledge about the payment methods and their security, it may lead to that the they would feel more comfortable when shopping online, and do it more frequently. It is this that will be investigated in this paper.The purpose of the paper  is to research if Consumers believed knowledge concerning the different payment methods available on the web and their security influence the Consumers trust in the payment methods.

This study examines if there are any behavioural differences in-store between Consumers who choose a healthy product and Consumers who choose a regular product. 540 observations were conducted were different variables were studied. Tthe results indicate that there are some variables that show a significant difference in behaviour at the point of choice between consumer who choose healthy products and those who choose regular products..

Sustainability reports are drawn up for the company's stakeholders and declare the company?s corporate social responsibility. Consumers are one of the companies' most important stakeholders for food companies. This study is aimed to describe how Consumers perceive sustainability reporting in the food industry and if the application level of the GRI framework has an impact on how Consumers perceive sustainability reports. Consumer perception is described in the GRI principles and the basis is the ICA and Coop's sustainability reports, which are two of Sweden's largest food company.

This study is about how older people are portrayed in TV- commercials, and what those images are saying about senior citizens as Consumers. I?ve chosen two of Sweden?s most popular TV channels that are broadcasting commercials and from those two channels recorded commercials in a period of one week, three times a day (morning, afternoon and evening/night). My purpose with this study was to see when older people stared in commercials, which kind of merchandises they were marketing, in which manor they acted out their roles, and (if possible) say something about the elderly people as Consumers..

The purpose of this investigation is to come across the associations of Consumers who are being exposed to a brand extension from a different product category. Moreover, our aim is to contribute to the knowledge of how Consumers respond to these extended products, by investigating the influence of the parent brand. To fulfill our purpose, this study was conducted through qualitative interviews with Consumers. In order to carry out our investigation and analyze our findings the following theoretical framework has been used: Customer-based equity, Parent brand affect and Perceived fit. Our data was collected through ten semi-structured interviews including Consumers of Fiat and Marlboro brand extensions.

This thesis aims to show the positive effects of marketing by studying whether the regulation on direct marketing to Consumers of prescription drugs today prevents to Consumers accurate information and better health, and how Consumers relate to the possible legalization of increased marketing through controlled and information audited webpages. Methods used in this research are qualitative method, quantitative method, documents and websites studies. The thesis fulfills the purpose as it shows the potential positive effects of an expanded marketing through pre-approved websites. It also shows a demand from the Consumers' side and a need for increased awareness for more empowerment over their own health.

This thesis examines effects that occur when Consumers are placed in a negative category by the sender in an internet marketing context. The effects studied are attitude towards the ad, attitude towards the media, sense of being monitored and sense of being categorized. The authors argue that Consumers will become increasingly aware of the fundamentals of internet marketing and how advertisements online are being directed towards them. Consumers will thus, to a larger extent than today, analyze advertisements and how they have been individually categorized by the sender. This will affect the way advertisements are perceived.

This thesis aims to show the positive effects of marketing by studying whether the regulation on direct marketing to Consumers of prescription drugs today prevents to Consumers accurate information and better health, and how Consumers relate to the possible legalization of increased marketing through controlled and information audited webpages. Methods used in this research are qualitative method, quantitative method, documents and websites studies. The thesis fulfills the purpose as it shows the potential positive effects of an expanded marketing through pre-approved websites. It also shows a demand from the Consumers' side and a need for increased awareness for more empowerment over their own health.

Shopping malls have been growing in numbers during the last few decades. As an effect, Consumers are increasingly placing a greater amount of their purchases under one roof. The problem is that stores within these malls have to fight for the Consumers' attention in competition with all the other stores. Thus, making Consumers noticing their store is critical for success. Creating attention through floor advertising could be a potential way of doing so.

En sammanfattning av uppsatsen på maximalt 8000 tecken.The purpose of this study was to analyse if there are in-store consumer behaviour differences between the Consumers that use ASF and the Consumers that not use ASF in store. More precisely this study had two objectives. The first objective was to create a conceptual model depicting the various behavioural effects that the use of ASF may result in. These variables were tested empirically in order to analyze if the use of ASF influence in-store consumer behaviour. The second objective was to analyze if there are differences in the routes taken by the Consumers in store, in relation to whether the Consumers use the ASF or not..