국내소비자의 해외직접구매의 만족과 불만족 요인이 해외직접구매에 미치는 영향 연구

A Study on the Effect of Satisfaction and Dissatisfaction Factors on Overseas Direct Purchases among Korean Consumers

Purpose This study analyzes factors of satisfaction and dissatisfaction for overseas direct purchases in order to convert or induce overseas direct purchases into domestic purchases. Design/Methodology/Approach This study used 243 samples collected through surveys from Korean consumers with overseas direct purchase experience for analysis. This study analyzed the factors of satisfaction and dissatisfaction of overseas direct purchases of Korean consumers through the use of statistical methods including frequency analysis, cross tabulation analysis, and multiple linear regression analysis. Findings As a result of classifying quality attributes based on the Kano model, 1 indifferent quality and 19 one-dimensional qualities were found. In results using Timko’s customer satisfaction coefficient, ‘cheapness’, ‘appropriateness’, ‘product diversity’, ‘economic efficiency’, and ‘delivery speed’ were ranked as the top satisfaction coefficients, and ‘cheapness’, ‘economic value’, ‘appropriateness’, ‘delivery speed’, ‘product diversity’, and exchangeability’ were ranked as the top dissatisfaction coefficients. As a result of multiple linear regression analysis, it was found that both satisfaction and dissatisfaction had the greatest effect on cheapness. Research Implications This study attempted to analyze a situation where studies on the conversion of direct overseas purchase to domestic purchase were insignificant. In order to induce or convert overseas direct purchases into domestic purchases at a time when overseas direct purchases are increasing, price factors should be prioritized, and efforts should be made to ensure that product diversity and delivery are quickly carried out, and exchanges and returns are performed properly.