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Jara, Magali. "Conceptualisation et mesure du capital-marque de la marque de distributeur." Rennes 1, 2008. http://www.theses.fr/2008REN1G008.
Full textThis research focuses on retail brand equity. More precisely, it aims at conceptualizing and measuring retail brand equity. Based on litterature review and qualitative research, the retail brand equity model is conceptualized. Exploratory and confirmatory analyses are used to measure and validate the model then. Finally, moderators of the model are proposed in order to reveal variations of retail brand equity. Results show at first that retail brand equity is composed of two principal components : awareness and retail brand image (which is measured by perceived quality, price image, personality, brand name and store service). All of these variables influence positively the retail brand purchase except store service which influences it negatively. Results show then that the retail brand image is a partial mediator on the relation between retail brand awareness and its purchase. This research reveals finally that the retail brand equity can be moderated by the product category and the retail brand strategy
Lubrano, Sabine. "La marque politique, son capital-marque et l'électeur : conceptualisation et test d'un modèle de la relation à la marque politique basée sur la mesure de son capital-marque." Thesis, Paris 2, 2013. http://www.theses.fr/2013PA020044.
Full textWe have chosen in this research to transpose and adapt several concepts used in the field of Management Sciences and more specifically Marketing – notably the concepts of brand and brand equity – to the political sphere. The main objectives of our research are to contribute to Keller’s conceptualization of brand equity (1993), to validate a measure method and to apply it to another field. The ultimate goal is to test our conceptualization of a model of the relationship to the political brand based on the measure of its brand equity. Based on the first ballot of the 2012 French presidential election, this research proves the relevance of Keller’s conceptualization of brand equity (1993) applied to the political field: directly or indirectly, political brand equity does stand for the differential effect of political brand knowledge on voter response to the marketing of the political brand. Furthermore, strong, favorable and unique associations are those which create value. Our studies also allow to validate a dual conceptualization of the political brand (Phipps, Brace-Govan and Jevons, 2010) while proving the moderating effect of the congruence between the candidate’s personal brand and the party’s corporate brand. At last, testing the model allows to better understand the relationship between the political brand and the voter. According to us, the concept of political brand can help politicians as well as parties to develop their awareness of, build, manage, measure and control their brand equity. Developing a measure of political brand equity thus allows the possibility of a real management of the political brand
Troiville, Julien. "La mesure du capital-marque du distributeur." Thesis, Rennes 1, 2013. http://www.theses.fr/2013REN1G016.
Full textNowadays, retailers must be considered as real and unique brands that wish to build their equity. By enhancing the value offered to consumers, they can retain and attract them and consequently, increase their own performance. However, the brand equity measure is complex and many specificities arise from the retail area that clearly call for a specific conceptualization. The aim of this research is to define, conceptualize and measure the equity of the retailer as a brand. In that respect, an exploratory qualitative research is conducted to firstly, obtain a better understanding of consumers' perceptions and behaviors and secondly, to identify the variables the retailer can leverage to build its equity. Then, a new conceptual framework is established. It includes eight variables related to the product assortment, the outlet or the consumer experience. The model is estimated by using a survey based upon 313 consumer responses and the PLS path modeling approach. The results provide evidence that retailers can build their equity on these eight dimensions. More specifically, the outlet interior appearance and the product quality are the two main drivers of retailer brand equity
Le, Thi Minh Hang. "Capital-marque et personnalité de la marque : contributions théoriques et apports empiriques dans un contexte vietnamien." Phd thesis, Université de Grenoble, 2012. http://tel.archives-ouvertes.fr/tel-00832873.
Full textZoghaib, Alice. "L’influence de la musique de marque sur les déterminants du capital-marque : une approche par le symbolisme musical." Paris 9, 2012. https://portail.bu.dauphine.fr/fileviewer/index.php?doc=2012PA090030.
Full textTraditionally applied for its positive impacts on attitudes towards the ad and the brand, music has been increasingly used to represent brand concept and, to influence brand recognition and brand image. However, few researches focus on music as an antecedent of these two brand-equity determinants. To fill this gap, our research introduces the concept of music symbolism. According to the literature in musicology and expert interviews, music symbolism determines the type of brand associations produced by music. Results of a sensory analysis on more than 170 music titles and of two experiments prove the existence of eight music symbolism forms. Each music symbolism form produces a brand association theme, stable within the same culture. For an existing brand, a moderate incongruity between music symbolism and brand associations leads to new brand meanings and to a maximized brand attitude. This research underlines the conceptual and managerial importance of brand music and its symbolism, as well as their contribution to brand-equity construction
Roger, Thevenin Virginie. "Le rôle de la congruence marque-valeur dans l'efficacité du message écologique publicitaire sur le capital marque : voie cognitive et voie affective." Electronic Thesis or Diss., Aix-Marseille, 2020. http://www.theses.fr/2020AIXM0481.
Full textThis thesis studies the role of brand-value congruence on brand equity from an ecological advertising effectiveness perspective. While brands tend to communicate more on ecology, only a few studies analysed the ecological message through consumer values and their influence on brand equity, particularly for luxury brands (chapters 1 and 2). A qualitative exploratory phase (chapter 3) highlights the importance of consumer values in the purchase of an ecological brand. Hypotheses are proposed and a conceptual model operationalises an affective path (with the concepts of attitude towards the advertisement and green brand image); a cognitive path (with the concepts of advertisement credibility and green brand trust) (chapter 4). An experiment conducted (chapter 5) on 4 car brands with 1600 consumers manipulates the perceived luxury and ecology level of the brand and consumer values (ecological, economic, social and hedonic). Results show that: (1) congruence between value and ecological message has a positive influence on advertising response through the affective path. Ecological conveyed in the message influences attitude towards the advertisement more positively than hedonic or social values; (2) attitude towards the advertisement and credibility are stronger for a luxury brand's ecological advertisement than for a non-luxury brand; (3) values used in ecological messages are more effective for luxury brands than for non-luxury brands; (4) the ecological message influences brand equity through both paths of persuasion
Rivard, Martin. "L'évaluation et l'étude des sources du capital de marque dans la perspective d'un détaillant." Sherbrooke : Université de Sherbrooke, 1998.
Find full textLavergne, Renée. "Impact du capital intellectuel de l'entreprise sur le capital de marque application du concept de cocréation de valeur au cas du secteur pharmaceutique." Thèse, Université de Sherbrooke, 2010. http://savoirs.usherbrooke.ca/handle/11143/372.
Full textRivard, Martin. "L'évaluation et l'étude des sources du capital de marque dans la perspective d'un détaillant." Thesis, National Library of Canada = Bibliothèque nationale du Canada, 1998. http://www.collectionscanada.ca/obj/s4/f2/dsk2/ftp03/MQ35705.pdf.
Full textRivard, Martin. "L'évaluation et l'étude des sources du capital de marque dans la perspective d'un détaillant." Mémoire, Université de Sherbrooke, 1997. http://savoirs.usherbrooke.ca/handle/11143/287.
Full textMennai, Meriem. "Capital-marque et effets de transfert entre produits co-marqués : le cas des cartes bancaires." Nantes, 2013. http://www.theses.fr/2013NANT4021.
Full textThe brand is able to create value to consumer which is embodied by the brand equity concept. Designed on consumer's perspective and based on principles of cognitive psychology, this concept is multidimensional. The reconciliation between the consumer-based brand equity literature and those of co-branding allows us to understand the sources most able to explain this concept. In this sense, brand equity may vary by transfer effects between the co-branded products. Following this work and based on literature review, the framework of the influence of co-branding on brand equity dimensions by the transfer effects as mediator and the moderating role of perceived congruity between partner brands is developed and tested two pre-post experimentations. The results show that some dimensions of brand equity change, specifically brand associations, due to co-branding evaluation but also by some transfer effects from partner brand. The transfer effect is a partial mediator in some co-branded cards, purpose of the study, which justifies the role of perceived congruity to intensify or stop the transfer process operated by consumers. Thus, the results tend to help brand managers in the choice of the partner brand to effectively manage the equity of their brand
Kaswengi, Mbwiti Joseph. "L'influence du point de vente sur le capital d'une marque : une approche par les données du panel." Thesis, Orléans, 2012. http://www.theses.fr/2012ORLE0507.
Full textDoes a store format quality can generally influence brand equity? This is the main question we address inthis research. Numerous studies have been published on brand equity drivers. However, little has been saidabout the role of distribution. In addition, much research has conceptualized store image as a global or onedimensionalconcept. However, according to the research majority, store image is a multidimensionalconstruct.The purpose of this research is to investigate the relationship between distribution quality and brand equity.We develop a model that connects store image dimensions (price image, assortment variety, private labelquality, product quality, service quality, and location) and brand equity, measured thanks to the interceptswhich are considered as a brand incremental utility measure. The model controls for the variables such asthe product category. We adopt a dynamic factor model using panel data on 4500 households, 12 storesbelonging to different chains in France over a period of five years and a half (2004-2009). The results showthat store image effects on the brand equity depend on the store name, store format, product categories,brands and consumer characteristics.From a theoretical perspective, this research identifies the most relevant store image dimensions as well astheir efficiency conditions. From a methodological point of view, we use a dynamic factor model that has notyet been used on brand equity measurement. From a managerial standpoint, this research may help brandmanagers to better assess the store impact on their brands value
Kaswengi, Joseph. "L'influence du point de vente sur le capital d'une marque : une approche par les données du panel." Electronic Thesis or Diss., Orléans, 2012. http://www.theses.fr/2012ORLE0507.
Full textDoes a store format quality can generally influence brand equity? This is the main question we address inthis research. Numerous studies have been published on brand equity drivers. However, little has been saidabout the role of distribution. In addition, much research has conceptualized store image as a global or onedimensionalconcept. However, according to the research majority, store image is a multidimensionalconstruct.The purpose of this research is to investigate the relationship between distribution quality and brand equity.We develop a model that connects store image dimensions (price image, assortment variety, private labelquality, product quality, service quality, and location) and brand equity, measured thanks to the interceptswhich are considered as a brand incremental utility measure. The model controls for the variables such asthe product category. We adopt a dynamic factor model using panel data on 4500 households, 12 storesbelonging to different chains in France over a period of five years and a half (2004-2009). The results showthat store image effects on the brand equity depend on the store name, store format, product categories,brands and consumer characteristics.From a theoretical perspective, this research identifies the most relevant store image dimensions as well astheir efficiency conditions. From a methodological point of view, we use a dynamic factor model that has notyet been used on brand equity measurement. From a managerial standpoint, this research may help brandmanagers to better assess the store impact on their brands value
Jaolis, Ferry. "La relation franchisé-marque : une contribution stratégique dans la gestion de la relation franchise." Thesis, Aix-Marseille, 2017. http://www.theses.fr/2017AIXM0140.
Full textIntroducing the brand in the context of franchise relationships prove effective since franchisor's practices to influence the decisions of franchisees are no longer as effective. This research aims to explore and examine the quality of franchisee-brand relationship as a mediator of the relationship between franchisee-perceived brand benefits and franchisee brand citizenship behaviours. A qualitative phase was conducted, followed by a quantitative analysis where a conceptual model was tested by structural equations (PLS-SEM). The survey was carried out in France and in Indonesia. The analysis shows that franchisee-perceived brand benefits significantly influence the quality of franchisee-brand relationships. The latter also acts as the key mediating mechanism in the relationship between franchisee-perceived brand benefits and franchisee brand citizenship behaviours. This research extends the franchise relationship paradigm by combining the role of the franchisee and the brand within the relational framework beyond the traditional franchisee-franchisor dyad. The results suggest that franchisees become active supporters of the brand through franchisor-franchisee actions when they are emotionally bonded with the brands. We are aware of the sample size relative insufficiency to fit our complex conceptual model with the data. Future research can benefit by examining the role of franchisee-brand relationship in altering the effect of franchisor brand transgressions on franchisee stay intention
Pham, Mélanie. "Conceptualisation et modélisation du capital mode : une application aux marques de luxe." Thesis, Aix-Marseille, 2015. http://www.theses.fr/2015AIXM1064.
Full textThis doctoral work introduces the new concept of fashion equity applied to luxury brands. Defined as the added value of fashion to brands, this new tool was developed based on four empirical studies, two qualitative and two quantitative. The results allowed to (1) define the concept along with seven dimensions, (2) identify as antecedents, consumers conformity and differentiation needs, as well as clothing involvement (3) highlight the moderating variables of the model as consumer conformity, differentiation needs and brand equity, and finally (4) express the relational and behavioral consequences of the concept through commitment, word of mouth, willingness to pay a premium price and intention to re-purchase
Zouaoui, Rim. "Impact du sponsoring sportif de la marque sur la valeur des entreprises tunisiennes." Phd thesis, Université Paris Sud - Paris XI, 2013. http://tel.archives-ouvertes.fr/tel-00788817.
Full textJaolis, Ferry. "La relation franchisé-marque : une contribution stratégique dans la gestion de la relation franchise." Electronic Thesis or Diss., Aix-Marseille, 2017. http://www.theses.fr/2017AIXM0140.
Full textIntroducing the brand in the context of franchise relationships prove effective since franchisor's practices to influence the decisions of franchisees are no longer as effective. This research aims to explore and examine the quality of franchisee-brand relationship as a mediator of the relationship between franchisee-perceived brand benefits and franchisee brand citizenship behaviours. A qualitative phase was conducted, followed by a quantitative analysis where a conceptual model was tested by structural equations (PLS-SEM). The survey was carried out in France and in Indonesia. The analysis shows that franchisee-perceived brand benefits significantly influence the quality of franchisee-brand relationships. The latter also acts as the key mediating mechanism in the relationship between franchisee-perceived brand benefits and franchisee brand citizenship behaviours. This research extends the franchise relationship paradigm by combining the role of the franchisee and the brand within the relational framework beyond the traditional franchisee-franchisor dyad. The results suggest that franchisees become active supporters of the brand through franchisor-franchisee actions when they are emotionally bonded with the brands. We are aware of the sample size relative insufficiency to fit our complex conceptual model with the data. Future research can benefit by examining the role of franchisee-brand relationship in altering the effect of franchisor brand transgressions on franchisee stay intention
Amraoui, Leïla. "Les effets du prix, de l'image du point de vente et du capital de marque sur la valeur perçue des produits." Toulouse 1, 2005. http://www.theses.fr/2005TOU10039.
Full textIncreasingly appearing to both researchers and managers as the key determinant of consumers buying behavior, perceived value remains a barely known concept. Defined here, as the economical, sociological and emotional advantages a consumer thinks he will get from buying a product with respect to the sacrifices he will have to accept, perceived value is indeed the consumer’s individually hold, subjective, and situational evaluation of a particular product. Based on both his personal values, as well as on the product’s costs, and utilitarian, emotional and hedonic content, consumers are able to evaluate the product’s different value dimensions, independently of the product acquisition. An experimental design involving 656 participants was conducted in order to test the brand’s, price and stores, effects of on the economical, social and emotional dimensions of perceived value. It appeared that contrary to the strong brand’s equity and then perceived price’s effects (direct and indirect via perceived quality and sacrifice), the store image’s influence remained very low for all of the three products studied. The structural model also shows that brand trust and perceived risk, have significant effects on product evaluation. Finally, contrasting with the theoretical anticipations, both consumers’ product knowledge and involvement effects appeared to be relatively small
Mbam, Augustin Junior. "…Et quand les banques enchantent leurs clients avec des applications mobiles pleines de style ? Les apports de la théorie de la coolitude de la marque." Electronic Thesis or Diss., Université de Lille (2022-....), 2024. https://pepite-depot.univ-lille.fr/ToutIDP/EDSJPG/2024/2024ULILD014.pdf.
Full textIn a volatile, uncertain, complex, and ambiguous (VUCA) environment, banks must innovate to stay competitive, especially with the emergence of new actors such as fintechs and technology giants (GAFAM). Customers are now looking for banks that are less conventional and more “cool”. This doctoral thesis in Management Sciences argues that the perception of the coolness of mobile banking applications plays a central role in developing a love for one's bank, influencing its brand equity. A qualitative study was conducted with banking experts and an online survey among 404 respondents in France and Cameroon to explore clients' perceptions of "cool” banking apps. The conceptual model was tested using structural equation modeling. This modeling was complemented by a cultural comparison check through multi-group analyses, as well as simple and serial mediation tests of brand love. The results show that the perception of the coolness of mobile banking apps, including aspects such as desirability, objective gamified nudges, reliability, and social presence, has a direct effect on passion and intimacy (brand love) as well as on loyalty (brand equity). The innovation aspect has a direct effect on commitment (brand love) and awareness (brand equity), while the rebellion aspect has a direct effect on brand image (brand equity). The serial mediation demonstrated that customers have a friendly relationship with their bank since passion (mediator 1) influences both intimacy (mediator 2a) and commitment (mediator 2b). Cultural differences were also observed, with Cameroonians perceiving their mobile banking apps as being cooler than the French. This thesis provides a theoretical enrichment by studying the theory of coolness and its effects on brand love and brand equity in the banking sector while incorporating a cultural perspective by introducing a new dimension (emotional vs. rational orientation) to Hofstede's (1983) cultural approach. At the managerial level, this thesis suggests that bank managers develop cool mobile banking apps to reduce churn rate and increase customer retention rate
Pham, Mélanie. "Conceptualisation et modélisation du capital mode : une application aux marques de luxe." Electronic Thesis or Diss., Aix-Marseille, 2015. http://www.theses.fr/2015AIXM1064.
Full textThis doctoral work introduces the new concept of fashion equity applied to luxury brands. Defined as the added value of fashion to brands, this new tool was developed based on four empirical studies, two qualitative and two quantitative. The results allowed to (1) define the concept along with seven dimensions, (2) identify as antecedents, consumers conformity and differentiation needs, as well as clothing involvement (3) highlight the moderating variables of the model as consumer conformity, differentiation needs and brand equity, and finally (4) express the relational and behavioral consequences of the concept through commitment, word of mouth, willingness to pay a premium price and intention to re-purchase
Parguel, Béatrice. "L'influence de la communication promotionnelle sur le capital de la marque : le cas de la communication promotionnelle en prospectus en grande consommation." Phd thesis, Université Paris Dauphine - Paris IX, 2009. http://tel.archives-ouvertes.fr/tel-00658837.
Full textParguel, Béatrice. "L’influence de la communication promotionnelle sur le capital de la marque : le cas de la communication promotionnelle en prospectus en grande consommation." Paris 9, 2009. https://bu.dauphine.psl.eu/fileviewer/index.php?doc=2009PA090054.
Full textIn literature, sales promotion effects on brand equity are often documented through econometric models. However, few empirical researches have investigated the consumer’s perception of this specific type of communication. Thus to fill the gap, this work aims at studying sales promotion effects from a communication perspective by: (1) integrating the media component of sales promotion through store flyers, (2) identifying the store flyers’ effects on the consumer and on their perception of brands, (3) studying the influence of these effects on brand equity and (4) controlling moderating variables related to situational differences. Results of an experiment on 900 consumers confirm that persuasion through store flyers mainly use a peripheral route. This means of communication then appears as an efficient lever for brand activation in fast moving consumer goods industry
Renard, Damien. "Les effets de la participation à une opération de marketing viral sur le capital de la marque : le cas des jeux-concours en ligne." Paris 9, 2012. https://portail.bu.dauphine.fr/fileviewer/index.php?doc=2012PA090070.
Full textWith the growth and evolution of the internet, word-of-mouth has become an important phenomenon, and marketers have tried to exploit it in viral marketing campaigns. To encourage viral spread, companies attempt to offer consumers captivating and compelling online experiences. The question of its effectiveness on brand equity still remains to be answered. The aim of our research is to measure the effects of participation in a viral marketing operation on the brand equity ? Online promotional games have become a key player in marketing and are used in client's website. As more immersive games are created, the perceived intrinsic value of playing a game has become a major factor influencing player' decisions to participate and share the game with their network. From this perspective, online promotional games possess a number of features that make them a compelling opportunity for the study of flow. In this way, we conduct three studies. The first exploratory study enables to classify online promotional games used in viral marketing campaigns. From the results of the first study, the second aims to measure the effect of online promotional games on flow dimensions. The third study is about the effects of participation in a promotional game on brand equity
Resk, Diomande Antoine. "Analyse de l’impact du facteur RSE dans la reconfiguration sémiotique des marques : introduction a la théorie de la séméostasie des organisations." Thesis, Lyon 2, 2013. http://www.theses.fr/2013LYO20062.
Full textThe purpose of this thesis is to analyze the characteristics and the spreading design of the Corporate and Social Responsibility in Brand strategies. We run this research through a methodology in two steps: first, a semantic analysis of thirty companies’ CSR reports by the Cognitive Discourses analysis and secondly, interviews with professionals facing these organizational changes. The main issue in this work is the semiotic reconfiguration of brands since the emergence of CSR concept. Our conclusions led us to formulate a Semeostasy theory as the description of semiotic adaptability of organizations facing contextual factors that may to affect their legitimacy
Chameroy, Fabienne. "Les effets du label sur la qualité perçue, les relations à la marque et le consentement à payer." Thesis, Aix-Marseille, 2013. http://www.theses.fr/2013AIXM1073/document.
Full textThis doctoral work is a contribution to understand the effects of third-party seals when they are associated with brands. It focuses more precisely on their effects on the perceived quality, the relationship to brand and the willingness to pay. The determination of the quality and the designation of who is revealing it are historical issues which the foundations can be found in the principles of the Roman law, among the theologians medievalists and more recently in the heart of the theoretical distinction between research, experience and credence goods or characteristics. This thesis led to exceed the brand-buyer dyad and consider that the quality cannot be guaranteed by the single buyer, under certain circumstances. We took anchor on the signal theory with reference to research on brand equity. The third-party seals, as a consequence of the action of a trusted third party, can reduce information asymmetries linked to the difficulty to estimate the quality. Our experience is based on a 4 × 4 between-subjects full factorial design (four brands, without label and three types of third-party seals). A sample of 1005 buyers of a fast-moving consumer good was asked on the internet and face-to-face. The psychometric qualities of the measuring instruments are verified, brand-label interactions are studied by the path analysis and the extent of the willingness to pay is formalized by a zone of price acceptability. A direct effect of third-party seals on dependent variable is measured, but when the brand is taken into account this effect disappears, highlighting a total mediation by the brand. Indirect effects of serial multiple mediation are also underlined; the results differ from one third-party seal to another and depending on the brand to which they are associated. Our results lead to give with caution the importance to the association of a brand with a third-party seal
Chaouachi, Sami. "Le co-branding d'entreprises dans le secteur des services financiers : étude du cas UIB Société Générale." Thesis, Clermont-Ferrand 1, 2013. http://www.theses.fr/2013CLF10406/document.
Full textThe trademark is no longer considered as a distinctive sign, rather; it has become an intangible asset whose value can far exceed that of all other combined assets of a company. The Tunisian financial services sector has experienced several processes of mergers and acquisitions. These operations have provided an opportunity for companies in the sector to change names and to choose a new name, to maintain the old one or to keep the names of the allied companies (co-branding). The aim of this work is to study the impact of this strategy of co-branding on consumer attitudes (affective, conative and especially cognitive). The brand company in this research was considered as a social representation. In order to understand the impact of the strategy of co-branding on the brand image, it comes to assess the evolution of the central core and the peripheral system of this representation
Le, Bon Caroline. "Le capital de mode : un nouveau concept pour comprendre et expliquer le comportement du consommateur de produits de mode." Thesis, Aix-Marseille 3, 2011. http://www.theses.fr/2011AIX32026.
Full textFashion transcends domains, applies to almost any kind of product and concerns many people. The loyalty towards fashion products raises questions about why and how products appeal to consumers, despite their constantly varying attributes. Furthermore, little is known about how fashion trends may induce people to stay loyal to fashion products. We are not aware of any other approach that explains consumer behavior on the basis of fashion value per se, that is, that a fashion product is of interest because it is explicitly perceived as a fashion item. We propose a new explanation for consumers’ interest in and loyalty to fashion products. Extending the concept of consumer-based brand equity (Keller, 1993), we propose that consumer-based fashion equity may account for the role that fashion plays, in determining consumers’ loyalty—similar to the way brand equity explains why high equity brands appeal more to consumers than do low equity ones. We introduce the concept of fashion equity to account for the value that fashion adds to products. The exploratory study conducted with followers confirms the values added by fashion to product and the results of our analysis demonstrates that attachment is a mediator in the relationships fashion equity-attachment-loyalty for fashion clothe and mobile phone. Therefore, these values contribute to the development of fashion attachment and fashion loyalty. Our research suggests an explanation of loyalty towards fashion thanks to fashion equity
Ferchakhi, Widiane. "Influence du risque percu sur l'intention d'achat d un produit générique : le cas du médicament." Thesis, Lyon, 2016. http://www.theses.fr/2016LYSE3070.
Full textThis thesis aims to understand the obstacles to the purchase of generic drugs in patients-consumers. More specifically, it aims, through a qualitative and a quantitative study, to improve the efficiency of communication of health actors to reduce the perceived risk in buying generics. More precisely, it intends to examine the variables that explain the patients-consumers attitudes towards the substitution, to understand the mechanisms involved in this process and to highlight the most likely variables that explain the intention of purchasing a generic (vs brand name) drug. Thus, we aimed to explore the factors that explain the perception and reduction of risks towards the generic drugs by conducting individual semi-structured interviews with 24 patients-consumers. The results of the quantitative study of 303 individuals point out that (1) the perceived risk towards the substitution and the attitude towards generic drugs mediate the relationship between the perceived risk towards generic drugs and attitude towards substitution, (2) the trust in the information source (pharmacist and physician) moderates the relationship between the attitude towards substitution and the intention of purchasing a generic (vs brand name) drug and (3) the interaction effect between the brand equity of generic drug : low (vs strong ), the chronicity of disease : non chronic (vs chronic) and the repayment rate : 65% (vs 100%) on the intention purchase generic (vs brand name) drug is validated. Theoretically, the research sheds light on the literature on the perceived risk in health, including mobilizing a concept from the medicine "Nocebo effect". The managerial implications are manifold for generic pharmaceutical industry as well as for pharmacists, physicians, and, finally government makers of communications policies for generic drugs