The relative importance of barriers which affect consumer decisions not to adopt internet banking : a study in Singapore.

Our study aims to establish the extent to which consumer perceptions about the barriers to Internet banking affect their decisions for non-adoption. Our findings indicate that “tediousness” is the most critical barrier while “lack of knowledge” is found to be the least important factor.

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Main Authors:	Choo, Xiu Wen., Seet, Hui Qin., Teo, Kelly Li Na.
Other Authors:	Gerrard, Philip
Format:	Final Year Project
Published:	2008
Subjects:	DRNTU::Business::Finance::Electronic banking
Online Access:	http://hdl.handle.net/10356/9731
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description	Our study aims to establish the extent to which consumer perceptions about the barriers to Internet banking affect their decisions for non-adoption. Our findings indicate that “tediousness” is the most critical barrier while “lack of knowledge” is found to be the least important factor.
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title	The relative importance of barriers which affect consumer decisions not to adopt internet banking : a study in Singapore.
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The relative importance of barriers which affect consumer decisions not to adopt internet banking : a study in Singapore.

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