dc.description.abstract | The trend of limited-edition products (LEP) has garnered significant attention
among the Vietnamese populace, particularly the younger demographic, thereby
creating a lucrative marketing avenue for premium brands. The objective of this
research is to examine the product attributes of LEP, such as rarity, distinctiveness,
and individuality, and their impact on social and economic worth, brand reliability,
and buying inclination. A theoretical framework is constructed to investigate the
interrelationships among the concepts of uniqueness, psychological reactance, and
commodity, drawing on relevant theories. A survey was administered to a sample of
338 Vietnamese consumers between the ages of 18 and 45, utilizing convenience and
snbowball sampling methods. The survey was questionnaire-based. The results
indicate that, with the exception of the correlation between scarcity and economic
value, all product attributes of LEP have a favorable influence on both social and
economic values. Furthermore, the attributes of scarcity, uniqueness, and selfexpression are known to exert a favorable influence on the social value of a given
entity. It is noteworthy that the influence of social value on brand trust is not direct,
whereas economic value is a crucial factor in fostering brand trust. The positive
impact of both social and economic value on purchase intention has been observed.
Nevertheless, the trustworthiness of a brand does not have a direct effect on consumer
purchasing behavior. The findings underscore the significance of comprehending the
distinct cultural and market milieu of Vietnam when interpreting the associations
between restricted edition commodities and consumer conduct. This research offers
significant contributions to the business community in Vietnam by providing insights
that can aid in the customization of marketing strategies and product offerings to align
with the distinctive preferences and expectations of Vietnamese consumers regarding
limited edition products. The study also includes theoretical implications, limitations,
and recommendations for future research. | en_US |