An empirical analysis of determinants driving m-commerce adoption in Thailand
An empirical analysis of determinants driving m-commerce adoption in Thailand
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2018
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Digital Production Press, Assumption University
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Assumption University-eJournal of Interdisciplinary Research (AU-eJIR) Vol. 3. Issue.1 2018
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This empirical analysis evaluates the impact and correlation among various
determinants including social influence, trust, cost, perceived enjoyment, personal
innovativeness, perceived usefulness, perceived ease of use, attitude towards m-commerce, and
intention to adopt m-commerce in Thailand. The survey method was applied by using 400 of
online questionnaires to obtain the primary data from participants. The target population is
people who are living in Thailand and have the experience in using m-commerce at least one
time. It was found that most participants use mobile banking the most and the mobile stock
trading is the least. For the statistical treatments of the data, Multiple Regression and Pearson
Correlation Coefficient were employed to test all of 400 validated questionnaires through
Statistical Software. All hypotheses were supported.
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