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한국조리학회 Culinary Science & Hospitality Research Culinary Science & Hospitality Research Vol.31 No.12(Wn.185)
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    This study examines how consumers’ perceptions of ESG management in restaurant franchises influence the formation of brand revisit intention. A survey was conducted from 6 to 11 April 2024 with 326 consumers who had visited a restaurant franchise within the past three years. The survey assessed perceptions of environmental practices, social responsibility, and governance, along with three dimensions of revisit intention: priority use, recommendation, and continued use. The findings are as follows. First, all three ESG factors exert significant positive effects on every dimension of revisit intention, with governance showing the strongest influence among the three. Marginal effects reveal that a one-standard-deviation increase in ESG perception raises the probability of selecting favourable responses (‘agree’ or above) by approximately 6∼18 percentage points for environmental practices, 14∼19 percentage points for social responsibility, and 17∼24 percentage points for governance. Second, demographic variables were largely non-significant, and industry differences appeared only at limited stages of the revisit process. By applying an ordered probit model, this study provides a rigorous analysis of the ESG–revisit intention relationship and highlights the managerial importance of transparent governance systems, enhanced environmental and social initiatives, and industry-appropriate ESG strategies.

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