… confirmed with a significant effect on perceived scarcity, thereby ascertaining its relationship.
… of the COVID-19 pandemic, the data reflect responses under naturally occurring scarcity …

… argues that during the COVID-19 pandemic consumers' perceived scarcity of grocery products
may lead them to engage in panic purchasing to reestablish their perceptions of freedom. …

… of COVID-19 on food-insecure populations given their relative resource scarcity. This article
examines the food procurement behaviors during the early outbreak of COVID-19 using a …

… of scarcity cues on popularity and quality inferences and purchase intentions, we propose
and demonstrate that the COVID-19 pandemic … cues decrease consumer safety perceptions, …

… However, the relationship between anticipated scarcity and … that perceived threat of COVID-19
is associated with stockpiling tendencies by increasing the anticipation of product scarcity–…

… Thus, this research will identify how scarcity through both cognition (perception) and
affection (fear of missing out) influences impulsive purchasing based on the theories of …

… raised due to COVID-19 creates fear of scarcity among consumers, which increases the …
have a higher level of perceived arousal state during the COVID-19 pandemic are more likely to …

… We highlighted the role of perceptions of scarcity and other people’s behaviours [23, 28],
distress and mistrust of others [34], and the media [26] in driving purchasing behaviours. Also, …

… In this study, perceived scarcity is the consumers’ conception of the … COVID-19 pandemic.
There are limited papers that have analyzed the determinants of consumers’ perceived scarcity …

… The COVID-19 pandemic will be remembered as a global crisis that forever changed
how we understand public health, economic activity, and individual choices. It has impacted …