Multiple modes exist Sample Clauses

Multiple modes exist. The smallest value is shown Table 25 Consumer Behaviour - WBC Future (5 year) Prediction B&H Croatia Xxxxxx xxx Xxxxx negro Serbia Slove nia WBC Q159 Prices of organic products are, from the perspective of consumers, too high 80 25 33 33 0 44 36 Q161 Organic consumers worry less about high prices than others consumers. 40 100 33 67 40 78 67 Q163 Rank the motivations of consumers for buying organic food_ Environment 100 38 67 100 40 78 67 Q165 Rank the motivations of consumers for buying organic food_ Local agriculture 100 38 33 100 60 89 70 Q167 Rank the motivations of consumers for buying organic food_ Traditional agriculture 100 38 67 67 80 67 67 Q169 Rank the motivations of consumers for buying organic food_ Small-scale agriculture 100 38 67 67 60 67 64 Q171 Rank the motivations of consumers for buying organic food_ Traditional processing 100 100 33 100 80 67 82 Q173 Rank the motivations of consumers for buying organic food_ Health concerns 100 100 100 100 100 100 100 Q175 Rank the motivations of consumers for buying organic food_ Animal welfare 80 100 33 67 60 89 79 Q177 Rank the motivations of consumers for buying organic food_ Rural development 100 25 67 67 40 67 58 Q181 Consumers are confused by different indications for food (organic, untreated, traditional …) 80 25 33 33 60 67 61 Q183 Following attributes make confusion with organic with regard to consumer perception_Untreated 0 75 33 33 60 33 34 Q185 Following attributes make confusion with organic with regard to consumer perception_Traditional 60 38 0 67 40 44 33 Q187 Following attributes make confusion with organic with regard to consumer perception_Local 20 100 0 67 60 33 53 Q189 Following attributes make confusion with organic with regard to consumer perception_Regional 80 75 0 67 25 11 45 Q193 Organic labeling is not well understood by consumers 60 0 33 0 40 56 34 Q195 Consumers' awareness of organic food is increasing. 60 100 100 100 80 78 85 Q197 Consumer trust towards organic depends on_Labels/ certificates 80 100 100 100 80 100 94 Q199 Consumer trust towards organic depends on_Place of purchase 80 75 100 100 80 67 79 Q201 Consumer trust towards organic depends on_Brand 80 100 100 100 80 56 82 Q203 Consumer trust towards organic depends on_Sales personnel 20 63 33 33 60 56 48 Q205 Consumer trust towards organic depends on_Country of origin 100 100 0 33 40 67 67 Q209 The main characteristics of organic consumers are_Urban 80 75 100 33 60 67 70 Q211 The main characteristics of organic consu...
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