What can monitoring our bank account cash flows say about our loyalty cards?

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Journal Article

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Publication date

June 1, 2023

Summary:

The present research postulates customers do not necessarily use loyalty cards to gain their rewards. Applying a logit regression on a sample of 1,500 households from the Understanding Society Innovation Panel, this investigation shows that insecure customers about their bank account cash flows are more likely to own a loyalty card. Checking their cash flows frequently acts as a framing effect; thus, Prospect theory will be explored here if it is relevant in the loyalty card context. Drawing from thirteen different loyalty cards and firms, this work verifies the aforementioned insight and whether loyalty card ownership is gender-sensitive.

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Journal of Marketing Theory and Practice

Volume and page numbers

Volume: 31 , p.18 -38

DOI

https://doi.org/10.1080/10696679.2021.1988646

ISSN

10696679

Subjects

#546988

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