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ÃÊ·Ï: Purpose - The purpose of this study was to identify the exposition impact perception factors of local residents in Yeongju, and segment the exposition market using a cluster analysis based on expo impact perception. Research Design, data, and methodology -Using the quota sampling based on demographic characteristics, total of 513 questionnaire was distributed in Yeongju city and 499 remaining were used to analyze. To determine the exposition impact perception factors, factor analysis was performed. To identify groups of local residents based on the delineated four impact perception factors, cluster analysis was performed. And to find out characteristics of each market segments, cross analysis and ANOVA analysis were performed. Result -The study revealed the 4 factors of the exposition impact perception. Using the cluster analysis, three distinct groups were formed; High, Middle and Low Impact Perceived Group. The results of the study, expo impact perception could affect degree of supportiveness and behavioral intention. Conclusions -Through the findings, marketing and management implications for effectively targeting each segments and further implications for industry practitioners and public officers as well as suggestions for future study were discussed.
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