Cash or Card: Consumer Perceptions of Payment Modes - Scholarly ...
Cash or Card: Consumer Perceptions of Payment Modes - Scholarly ...
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Table 7.8: Indulgence Food Product by <strong>Payment</strong> Mode<br />
N=118 <strong>Payment</strong> Mode Mean Spend One-Way ANOVA<br />
F Sig<br />
Snacks ($) <strong>Cash</strong> (52) $9.3 1.713 0.193<br />
Debit (66) $12.4<br />
Snacks (Qty) <strong>Cash</strong> (52) 4 0.257 0.613<br />
Debit (66) 4<br />
Confectionary ($) <strong>Cash</strong> (52) $3.8 1.299 0.257<br />
Debit (66) $6.3<br />
Confectionary (Qty) <strong>Cash</strong> (52) 0 2.635 0.107<br />
Debit (66) 1<br />
Dessert ($) <strong>Cash</strong> (52) $1.2 1.134 0.289<br />
Debit (66) $1.9<br />
Dessert (Qty) <strong>Cash</strong> (52) 1 1.812 0.181<br />
Debit (66) 1<br />
Examination <strong>of</strong> proposition 2d: The overall amount spent on meals and drinks in a single<br />
transaction will be comparatively less via cash than via a debit card payment mode.<br />
This proposition suggests that the overall amount spent on food and drink products in a single<br />
transaction will be less via cash than via a debit card payment mode. Table 7.8 shows that on<br />
average, debit card users spent $10 m<strong>or</strong>e on meals than cash users M=98.7. (See Table 7.9)<br />
Table 7.9: Food and Drinks by <strong>Payment</strong> Mode: Average Spend<br />
N=118 <strong>Payment</strong> Mode Mean Spend<br />
One-Way ANOVA<br />
F Sig<br />
Meals ($) <strong>Cash</strong> (52) $89.2 7.4 0.008<br />
Debit (66) $98.7<br />
Drinks* ($) <strong>Cash</strong> (52) $7.7 2.6 0.109<br />
Debit (66) $11<br />
The results from the One-Way ANOVA indicate mixed results:<br />
The amount spent on meals ANOVA F=7.4, p=0.008,<br />
The amount spent on drinks ANOVA F=2.6, p=0.109<br />
So proposition in terms <strong>of</strong> meals has supp<strong>or</strong>t, but the drinks categ<strong>or</strong>y does not.