Study on the Relative Price Difference between Online and Offline Products Focus on Age Adjustment Variables = Study on the Relative Price Difference between Online and Offline Products Focus on Age Adjustment Variables

다국어 초록 (Multilingual Abstract)

The fact that off-line things can be replaced by online is a major feature of modern society. The space in which the photo book was stored on the bookshelf to store the memories is now replaced by a palm-sized hard disk. As such, digitalization is spreading rapidly in many fields. Despite these benefits, the real-world advantages still appeal to consumers. (Belk 2013; Molesworth and Denegri-Knott 2013; Odom, Zimmerman, and Forlizzi 2011), rather than digital products that are easier and less expensive to store. (Ozgun Atasoy, 2018) that ownership is influenced by people's emotions and memories, and that the choice of ownership and digital license ownership depends on the individual's age.

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