Induced Consumption - Some Ways in Which Induced Consumption Occurs

Some Ways in Which Induced Consumption Occurs

  • Conspicuous consumption

When people consume things to display a higher status than others.

  • Artificial consumption

When people consume things because they were introduced to them through various forms of media.

Consumer behaviour
Concepts
  • Consumption (economics)
  • Consumer spending
  • Autonomous consumption
  • Induced consumption
  • Consumer debt
  • Consumer economy
  • Consumer culture theory
Research types
  • Consumer behaviour
  • Consumer sovereignty
  • Marketing research
  • Consumer neuroscience
  • Consumer choice
  • Consumer product
  • Consumer economics
  • Consumer basket
  • Consumption function
Consumer attributes
  • Consumer confusion
  • Consumer's risk
  • Consumer confidence
  • Consumer socialization
  • Consumer ethnocentrism
  • Cultural consumer
  • Homo economicus
Processes
  • Consumer cooperative
  • Consumer-to-business
  • Factory-to-consumer
  • Consumer service
  • Consumerization


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