General Product Consumption: research reports

... expected to shrink as the economy continues to grow and job opportunities in the formal economy increase. Generally, as disposable income continues to increase it is expected that consumer demand for a wide range of ...  |  more...

... for a wide range of products and services. Regardless, the future for Turkish consumers appears relatively bright, particularly as the government works to shrink the wide gap in income disparity. Euromonitor's Consumer Lifestyles in Turkey ...  |  more...

... the world. In 2012, Indonesia continues to show solid growth in GDP, per capita disposable income, and purchasing power. This has led to increased demand for consumer goods. The long-term outlook for consumer spending in ...  |  more...

... years and this, in turn, has affected consumer spending. But as the cost of living increased, in part due to rising food prices, the government stepped in to provide relief, driving continued consumer demand for ...  |  more...

... relatively quickly. General optimism has meant consumers have not been adverse to spending, reflected by near-dangerous levels of household debt and it is this debt, rather than broader economic forces, that may have the greatest ...  |  more...

... companies to maintain or expand their markets. Consumer Behavior 2013 presents dozens of surveys analyzing consumer spending characteristics, behavioral responses, and preferences. Easy-to-read summaries of current research and other information useful for retailers, marketers, advertisers, ...  |  more...

... fluctuations. GDP had been steadily rising since 1994, but it sharply decreased in 2009. Since then GDP has been steadily increasing, and in 2012, it is due to return to pre-recession levels. Likewise, consumer behaviour ...  |  more...

... caused by the global economic crisis of 2008-2009 and diversifying its economy to create higher paying employment opportunities. Euromonitor's Consumer Lifestyles in Dominican Republic report analyses factors influencing national consumer expenditure. Consumer lifestyles reports include ...  |  more...

... services. Between 2010 and 2011 consumer spending declined by 3.5% and it is expected that belt tightening will continue. Regardless, many believe recent government measures will spur an eventual economic rebound and, in turn, revive ...  |  more...

... them. As well, many Brazilians do not hesitate to buy products on credit, in installments, and this has added to the growing demand for a wide range of products and services. Regardless, the country still ...  |  more...

... young people is high. The lack of education and socio-economic factors affects consumer behaviour and spending habits. Pirated goods are common; the informal sector plays a major role and violence is a concern in parts ...  |  more...

... by rising housing prices, uneven distribution of salaries and the increasing cost of basic foodstuffs. Despite this, Israelis are continuing to spend on consumer goods that they desire in addition to the ones that they ...  |  more...

... half the population. Trends include the drop in the birth rate and rising urbanisation. Many Chileans work long hours and have unhealthy lifestyles. Consumption varies greatly based on socio-economic factors, seen across all sectors, but ...  |  more...