Taking a micro-perspective on value creation can help us to understand how consumers gain the
cultural authority to co-create value, symbolic meanings, or cultural codes of consumption. In this
context, cultural codes are the principles, meanings, and unique cultural memory shared among
community members (Schroeder, 2009). As mentioned above, we aim to improve our understanding
of value co-creation by focusing on the roles of individual consumers as opposed to consumer
practices (Schau et al., 2009). In other words, we are looking for forms of consumer agency which
feed back into consumer behaviour. Understanding how individual consumers behave in the context
of co-consuming groups can provide additional insights into the value co-creation process.
Taking a micro-perspective on value creation can help us to understand how consumers gain the
cultural authority to co-create value, symbolic meanings, or cultural codes of consumption. In this
context, cultural codes are the principles, meanings, and unique cultural memory shared among
community members (Schroeder, 2009). As mentioned above, we aim to improve our understanding
of value co-creation by focusing on the roles of individual consumers as opposed to consumer
practices (Schau et al., 2009). In other words, we are looking for forms of consumer agency which
feed back into consumer behaviour. Understanding how individual consumers behave in the context
of co-consuming groups can provide additional insights into the value co-creation process.
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