Attributed to the recent COVID-19 pandemic, panic buying is now a frequent occurrence in
many countries, leading to stockouts and supply chain disruptions. Consequently, it has …

Panic buying has re‐emerged as a 'new'normal consumer behaviour and has become a
co** mechanism for real and perceived dangers associated with COVID‐19. Despite the …

Panic buying has been observed across many regions during the COVID-19 pandemic
which greatly disrupts supply chains and market economies. The determinants of panic …

The sudden COVID-19 caused frequent incidents of large-scale material panic buying,
resulting in imbalance in supply and demand of goods and threatening social stability. It is of …

The act of self-regulation, also referred to as self-control, is antithesis to profligacy. Self-
regulation is central to human behavior and is the core of a well-functioning society …

An area of consumer behaviour that caught retailers and supply chains unprepared during
the initial stages of the COVID-19 pandemic was the increased prevalence of the purchase …

A psychological phenomenon that has triggered panic buying by the rapid spread of
emergent epidemic is worthy of consideration. Population across cultures and national …

A disruption in demand caused by unexpected events, such as extreme weather and
epidemics can trigger panic buying by consumers, adversely affecting firms' inventory …

Abstract Drawing on Lemon and Verhoef's customer journey, this study examines the
context of local family businesses to investigate product scarcity's role as a mediator …

Panic buying is commonly seen as a consequence of a difficult disaster situation. In a
pandemic like COVID-19, consumers tend to stockpile staples and other essential items that …