Purpose: The main aim of this research is to explore the factors that contribute to panic
buying behavior and to propose ideas for government control in such events. Theoretical …

… that event probability can also trigger scarcity beliefs. That is, when events are less likely to
happen, they are perceived … on scarcity by providing evidence that less probable events are …

… It refers to a phenomenon that individuals whose attention is occupied by resource scarcity
will focus on the event that needs to be solved and ignore other important information. …

… switch trial) mixed design, this study directly explored perceived scarcity’s impact on … used
to induce perceived scarcity, thus exploring the impact of perceived scarcity on participants’ …

… an invitation is for an event in the distant versus near … scarcity may influence how controllable
time is perceived to be, attenuating the negative impact of a time excuse on perceived …

… In order to fill this gap, the second objective of the current study is to investigate the
interactive impact of scarcity message types and social cue message presence on perceived …

… Different tactics are used for different reasons; for instance, scarcity is a tactic that … scarcity
declines the more is produced. Additionally, this thesis assesses whether consumers perceive …

… scarcity, there is a benefit to scarcity in people’s perception of value. Decades of research
in behavioral economics have revealed many biases and heuristics that affect the perception …

… useful in signaling higher scarcity perceptions and amplifying … impacts of purchase timing
and the framing effects of scarcity in the advanced-booking setting of a professional sport event…

… of scarcity perception by showing that pro-environmental behavior was higher following our
scarcity … that fewer resources will be available due to an increased concern about scarcity. …