Economia: globalização e desenvolvimento
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2021-10
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Atena Editora
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Globalization, seen as a simultaneous transformation in economics,
politics and culture, has led to more intense
competition in different sectors of the economy.
In the banking sector the analysis of customer
satisfaction, loyalty and trust has been considered
of great interest in recent years. In this study,
we analyse the development of bank customer
satisfaction and loyalty and, with more detail, the
development of customer trust, using the results
of surveys carried out with relevant statistical
samples in Portugal and, for the first time, we also
extend this analysis to bank customers in Spain.
Scientific development, particularly in the field
of behavioural economics, which includes many
contributions from psychology and sociology, as
well as in the field of neurology, which gave rise to
neuroeconomics, allowed for the adaptation and
change of traditional economic decision-making
theories, based only on economic rationality, in
the wake of the Cartesian dualism and Newtonian
atomism, allowing for a better understanding of
decision-making. It has been demonstrated in
previous studies that the currently most relevant
element for customer approval and loyalty to
their main banking institution in Portugal is trust.
Therefore, the growth or downward trend of
these two variables will be a good indicator to
understand the development of customer trust
in banking evolution. It has been verified that
customer trust in banking and in the development
of banks in the last years is not as negative as
could be expected, considering all the problems
that have affected this sector, mainly in Portugal.
However, customer satisfaction has been
declining over the past two years. A significant
change in the banking activity is taking place, a
different approach has been implemented, and
this change may lead to a decline in customer
trust.
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Banking, bank customer, Customer Satisfaction, Customer Loyalty, Customer Trust, Behavioural Economics
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