A Theoretical Model of Factors Influencing Recycled Product Procurement by Local Government PurchasersUniversity of Wisconsin--Madison, 1996 - 230 pages |
Contents
The Relationship Between Recycling Buying Recycled Products | 4 |
Effects of Buy Recycled Programs | 8 |
Experts Disagree on Problem Diagnosis | 12 |
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actions activities actual adopters alternatives analysis applicable approaches attitudes awareness behavioral intention beliefs better buyers buying recycled products characteristics collection concepts consequences considered construct consumer cost designed determine diffusion of innovation economic effect effort environmental behaviors environmental concern evaluation existence experience external factors feel future goals groups impact important incorporated increased individual influence innovation instance institutional internal intervention issue knowledge less limited mandates marketing materials measure municipalities objective organizational participating particular perceived perception performance potential predictive pro-environmental behavior product attributes purchases of recycled purchasing behavior purchasing decisions purchasing policy purchasing situation questions recycled content recycled product purchasing recycling programs relationship relative relevant responsibility result social social norms specific survey tend theoretical theory types understanding users variables vendors waste Wisconsin