2023 Publications Performance
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Monash Research Outputs: 179
Mean Field Weighted Citation Impact (FWCI): 1.85
3 Year Rolling Mean FWCI: 1.86
Christmas Retail Trends Report
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Australian Consumer and Retail Studies in the Monash Business School released its fourth annual Christmas Retail Trends Report, revealing that, despite economic pressures, Australian shoppers planned to spend more on Christmas gifts in 2023. The survey highlighted increased spending across various categories and a preference for a mix of physical in-store and online shopping.
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Navigating the Gig Economy and Economic Insecurity
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Researchers from the Centre for Youth Policy and Education Practice, Faculty of Education, released the findings of a study showing the impact of insecure work on young Australians, particularly in the context of the gig economy. The team drew on results from the 2022 Australian Youth Barometer to explore how the COVID-19 pandemic amplified conditions of uncertainty in young people's lives, including employment, income, and housing.
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Cost-of-living and Consumer Deviance Spotlight
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A survey on attitudes towards cost-of-living pressures and retail deviance by Monash Business School’s Australian Consumer and Retail Studies revealed increased financial pessimism among consumers, combined with changes in spending habits, and a rise in retail theft amid economic challenges. The ACRS Cost-of-Living and Consumer Deviance Spotlight report showed that 77 per cent of consumers expected to be in the same or worse financial position over the year.
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CTOs State of Consumer Credit 2022 Malaysia Report
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Monash University Malaysia and credit reporting agency CTOS released a comprehensive report on the consumer credit landscape in Malaysia, analysing credit scores, debt levels, and credit utilisation among Malaysians. The “CTOS State of Consumer Credit 2022 Malaysia” report provides information on debt levels and credit utilisation, offering valuable insights into the credit habits of Malaysians for businesses, policymakers, and individuals.
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Measuring Impact of Emojis in Online Reviews
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A study by Monash Business School researchers on the use of emojis in marketing communication on Airbnb listings in the US found that over-using ‘non-face emojis’ had the potential to impact sales. The study, which had ramifications for other digital platforms, analysed how emojis affect user engagement and electronic word of mouth, distinguishing between complementary and substitutive uses of emojis.
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