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Determinants of Young Consumers

This article investigates the determinants of young consumers' intention to use Internet banking services in India. The current research developed a theoretical model grounded on technology acceptance model (TAM) by incorporating additional variable such as trust, perceived risk, social influe...

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Main Author: Bashir, Irfan
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: 2014
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520 |a This article investigates the determinants of young consumers' intention to use Internet banking services in India. The current research developed a theoretical model grounded on technology acceptance model (TAM) by incorporating additional variable such as trust, perceived risk, social influence and self-efficacy. The study collected a total of 155 usable responses through convenience sampling from university students aged between 18 and 36 years. Correlation and multiple regression analysis was employed to determine the underlying relationship between dependent variable (behavioural intention) and independent variables. The results revealed that perceived usefulness (PU), ease of use, trust, self-efficacy and social influence have significant positive influence on young consumers' intention to use Internet banking, whereas perceived risk exerted significant negative effect. Among all these factors, perceived risk has major significant effect on intention, followed by PU, perceived ease of use and trust. Hence, bank practitioners should focus on increasing usefulness of Internet banking system and devise trust building strategies that would reduce consumers' perceived risk and... 
650 |a Self-Efficacy 
650 |a Social Influence 
650 |a Trust 
650 |a Perceived Risk 
650 |a Behavioural Intentions 
650 |a Internet Banking 
650 |a Acceptance/Adoption 
773 |a Vision:The Journal of Business Perspective  |d September 
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