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Panic buying in the COVID-19 pandemic: a multi-country examination
Tahir Islam
, Abdul Hameed Pitafi
, Vikas Arya
, Ying Wang
, Naeem Akhtar
, Shujaat Mubarik
, Liang Xiaobei
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COVID-19 Pandemic
100%
Panic Buying
100%
Perceived Arousal
100%
Limited-Quantity Scarcity
66%
Limited-Time Scarcity
66%
Healthcare
33%
India
33%
Politicians
33%
Behavioral Outcomes
33%
Online Survey
33%
Panic Disorder
33%
Pakistan
33%
Emotional Arousal
33%
COVID-19
33%
Lockdown
33%
External Stimuli
33%
China-India
33%
Panic
33%
Scarcity Messages
33%
US-China Relations
33%
Buying Behaviour
33%
World Economy
33%
Managerial Insights
33%
Stimulus-organism-response (S-O-R)
33%
Buying
33%
Coronavirus Outbreak
33%
Selected Countries
33%
Urge to Buy Impulsively
33%
Excessive Social Media Use
33%
Global Crisis
33%
Peak Time
33%
Perceived Behavioural
33%
Competitive Arousal
33%
Managerial Implications
33%
Reliable Feature
33%
Social Sciences
India
100%
COVID 19 Epidemic
100%
Buying Behavior
100%
USA
50%
Online Survey
50%
COVID-19
50%
Lockdown
50%
Media Use
50%
International Economic Relations
50%
Pakistan
50%
China
50%