An Empirical Study on Factors Influencing Buying Behaviour of Generation Z in E-Commerce in India

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Krupali Jani, Dr. Dhaval Vyas

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Today’s marketplaces have become more competitive and volatile than ever. The customers have never- ending expectations from firms. Age, gender, education, techno-savviness, friend circle influence the decision-making process of customers. As Generation Z progressively develops to represent a sizable piece of the consumer market, it is currently more significant than any time in recent memory to understand how to sell to it. Our understanding of their online shopping behaviour patterns will help us better understand their buying propensities. The accessibility of online stages and technology have essentially affected consumer behaviour, especially that of generation Z. Online shopping is expanding at the fastest rate and quickly becoming a famous and trusted shopping channel of customers all through the world, in which, the customer bunch represents a major share and tends to guide consumer behaviour. Online, generation Z is the present and future. To help businesses continue to reach and prevail upon this set of potential customers, this article focuses on understanding the elements influencing Gen Z's online shopping movement. This study intends to discover some of the online shopping behaviours of Gen Z and likewise attempts to identify some valuable affiliations that will help marketers and other people researching Gen Z movement. The discoveries indicate that Gen Z prefers to lead in-depth research before making an online purchase.

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Krupali Jani, Dr. Dhaval Vyas. (2026). An Empirical Study on Factors Influencing Buying Behaviour of Generation Z in E-Commerce in India. European Economic Letters (EEL), 15(4), 2751–2765. Retrieved from https://eelet.org.uk/index.php/journal/article/view/4279
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