Consumer Goods

... exhibit many unique behaviours, such as their reliance on convenience stores to meet a wide range of needs. Generally, consumers are expected to maintain confidence as both personal finances and the country’s economy prosper in ...  |  more...

... gaining access to such amenities basic health care. While many people are still clinging to traditional habits and lifestyles, opportunities are nevertheless now more available to more consumers in Peru than ever before. Euromonitor's Consumer ...  |  more...

... France’s (and their own) financial future. Indeed, in 2011 per capita annual disposable income remained stagnant as per capita consumer expenditure declined slightly. Euromonitor's Consumer Lifestyles in France report analyses factors influencing national consumer expenditure. ...  |  more...

... great number of Indians, particularly those who live in rural areas, have seen their consumer habits and attitudes change very little. In the near term, challenges include rising prices and the impact of higher interest ...  |  more...

... this will continue to be the case up until 2030. Although, the population is ageing rapidly Latin America's median age of 34.9 years in 2030 will still be relatively young compared to most regions. Euromonitor ...  |  more...

... money burns a hole in their pockets. Argentine families are encouraged to spend their income in order to prevent their savings from losing value. With some banks offering 0% finance on the first fifty instalments, ...  |  more...

... consumers tightening their belts and changing their shopping habits. Tourism, long the mainstay for income and jobs, has declined significantly. Regardless, as the country sets it sights on recovery many consumers are returning to more ...  |  more...

... either directly or indirectly, for a substantial share of future population growth. Birth rates are forecast to fall, but the fertility rate and the number of births will increase. Euromonitor International's Future Demographic reports provide ...  |  more...

... demand for a wide range of consumer products has been growing. For the most part, Colombian consumers are increasingly adopting the attitudes and habits of consumers in more developed countries and, in response, a number ...  |  more...

... rates and political uncertainty. Regardless, it cannot be denied that a relatively robust consumer culture has flourished in recent years—poverty rates have dropped from 49% in 1998 to 27.4% in 2011. Euromonitor's Consumer Lifestyles in ...  |  more...

... expected to affect consumers’ discretionary spending and stall the continued development of the country’s consumer culture. Nevertheless, there are several bright spots, including Romania’s relatively low reading on the Misery Index scale, low at least ...  |  more...

... expected to affect consumers’ discretionary spending and stall the continued development of the country’s consumer culture. Nevertheless, there are several bright spots, including Romania’s relatively low reading on the Misery Index scale, low at least ...  |  more...