Abstract
With the development af service marketing concepts comes the need to test theory against consumer behavior. This study examines differences in perceived risk and variability be tween services and goods. In a controlled experiment whereby product stimuli were objectively placed along a goods-services continuum, data from consumers was col lected focusing on six types of perceived risk and product variability. The findings of the study provide evidence that services evoke heightened risk and product variability per ceptions.
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