Relationships among Information Search Activities When Shopping for a Credit Card

Abstract

Using data from the 1997 University of Michigan Survey of Consumers, researchers investigated consumers’ information search and the potential interdependency among search activities, using credit cards as a case study. The authors find that consumers have diverse patterns of information search that cannot be captured by a global measure or a few single measures of search and that strong interdependencies among some search activities exist.

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