The Influence of Perceived Justice and Consumer Expectations Affecting on Effectiveness of Consumer Protection
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Perceived Justice, Consumer Expectations, Effectiveness of Consumer ProtectionAbstract
This research aims to study the influence of perceived justice and consumer expectations affecting the effectiveness of consumer protection. Data collection and quantitative analysis. The population is the consumers who complain at the Office of Consumer Protection. This research population is Consumers who complain at the Office of Consumer Protection there were 400 complaints about services, consumer goods and real estate. The data were collected by questionnaire. Data were analyzed using percentage, mean, standard deviation, minimum, maximum, and structural equation model. The research found that: (1) Consumers have the opinion of justice as the most important interaction, followed by process justice and justice, according to the reward (2) Consumers have the highest expectations for service quality, second is the expectation of corporate response and expectation to be healed (3) Consumers believe that the Office of Consumer Protection has a high level of image and confidence in the Office of Consumer Protection. The satisfaction level of the consumers was moderate. (4) Fairness, perception, and consumer expectations are factors that influence the effectiveness of consumer protection.
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