IMPACT OF GREEN ADVERTISEMENT AND ENVIRONMENTAL KNOWLEDGE ON CONSUMERS' INTENTION TO BUY GREEN PRODUCTS
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green advertising, environmental knowledge, consumer behavior, green products, purchase intention.Abstract
This article analyzes how green (ecological) advertising and consumers' environmental knowledge affect their intention to purchase green products. The results of the study show that consumers' environmental awareness and green advertising campaigns positively shape consumers' purchasing behavior. Green advertising emphasizes the environmental friendliness of products, creating a positive image in the minds of consumers. At the same time, increasing environmental knowledge strengthens consumers' sense of environmental responsibility and increases the demand for green products.
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