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SÃO PAULO - The low quality of pirated products is the main reason that excludes people of a pirated product at the time of purchase, according to a survey by Ipsos Public Affairs, made the request of the RJ-Fecomércio (Federation of Commerce of the State of Rio January).
According to the results, among those not bought a fake product between August 2007 and the same month of 2008, 55% did so for the bad quality of the pirate.
Lack of security
The lack of security of these products was also identified as a reason not to buy it for 20% of people, and only 8% indicated the injury generated formal trade as a reason not to buy pirated items.
For Fecomércio-RJ, that shows that the cost / benefit analysis is the primary consideration of consumers as the ethical principle is in the background.
The research also showed that the percentage of people stop buying a pirated product for fear of being fined is even lower, 5%, while that of consumers who do not for fear that they may have a loss greater than the financial benefit is 6%.
Awareness
On research done in 2007, you can notice that the Brazilians are less aware about the harmful effects of piracy than before. Currently, 64% of consumers believe that such a product can bring some negative consequences, in 2007, this percentage was 67%.
The percentage of people who associate the piracy organized crime also fell, from 72% to 68%, and was falling (from 82% to 77%) in the number of those who believe that such trade fuels the denial.
Source: Infomoney
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