The Impact of Social Value Realization by Social Enterprises on Corporate Image and Purchase Intention: Focusing on the Moderating Effect of Self-Monitoring Jiyeon Park Advisor : Prof. Jongchul Park Ph.D. Department of Business Administration Graduate...
The Impact of Social Value Realization by Social Enterprises on Corporate Image and Purchase Intention: Focusing on the Moderating Effect of Self-Monitoring Jiyeon Park Advisor : Prof. Jongchul Park Ph.D. Department of Business Administration Graduate School of Chosun University This study empirically analyzed the impact of the social value realized by social enterprises on consumers' corporate image and purchase intention and examined whether self-monitoring acts as a moderating variable in this relationship. The results revealed that the social value of social enterprises (social and welfare values, and environmental and health values) positively influenced corporate image, which, in turn, played a significant role in enhancing purchase intention. However, self-monitoring did not show a significant moderating effect. By systematically analyzing the influence of social value realization by social enterprises on consumer behavior, this study addresses a gap in the research on social enterprises and contributes to the development of effective marketing strategies for conveying social value in practice. Furthermore, the study highlights the importance of integrated marketing strategies based on collaboration among social enterprises and the management of corporate image from the consumer perspective.