Brand, Identity and Reputation: Exploring, Creating New Realities ...

Figure 1: Conceptual Model
Types of Value
Economic
Social
Hedonic
Altruistic
Types of Costs
Price
Effort
Time
Psychological
Evaluation
Performance Risk
Customer Value
of green brand
Moderators
Environmental Consciousness
Product Category Involvement
Relationship
Quality
Loyalty
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