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How website quality, service quality, perceived risk and customer satisfaction affects repurchase intension?: a case of Taobao online shopping

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Using the questionnaire to collect the data on 252 customers by expressing their willingness to repurchase goods via Taobao website, we received their opinion and evaluation from the personal interview. Our results indicate the following findings: 1) The quality of the website on the shopping platform has a negative impact on customer's perceived risk. 2) The quality of online shopping website poses a positive effect on customer's satisfaction. 3) The quality of service provided within shopping website has a negative impact on perceived risk. 4) The quality of service on the shopping website platform has a positive impact on customer satisfaction. 5) The perceived risk on the shopping website has a negative impact on customer repurchase intention. 6) Customer satisfaction with the shopping website has a positive impact on customer repurchase intention.

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    IC4E '19: Proceedings of the 10th International Conference on E-Education, E-Business, E-Management and E-Learning
    January 2019
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    DOI:10.1145/3306500
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    2. online shopping
    3. perceived risk
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