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2014
We have already considered the objection that some people—ascetics, monks, adherents to voluntary poverty like Thoreau, or enemies of modernity like Kaczynski—do not like consumer goods that are purchased on the market . But this does not mean that they hate all consumption.
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We have already considered the objection that some people—ascetics, monks, adherents to voluntary poverty like Thoreau, or enemies of modernity like Kaczynski—do not like consumer goods that are purchased on the market . But this does not mean that they hate all consumption.
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A consumption value-gap analysis for sustainable consumption
Environmental Science and Pollution Research, 2017Recent studies on consumption behavior have depicted environmental apprehension resulting from across wide consumer segments. However, this has not been widely reflected upon the growth in the market shares for green or environment-friendly products mostly because gaps exist between consumers' expectations and perceptions for those products.
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Alcohol consumption and the value of community
Real Estate EconomicsAbstractThis article investigates the value of access to alcohol consumption by examining housing price changes after a liquor ban that was catalyzed by an unexpected riot in Singapore. The ban restricts alcohol consumption in liquor control zones further than in areas outside such zones.
Xiaoyu Zhang, Yunqi Zhang
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Psychology & Marketing, 2009
AbstractThe primary objective of this study was to investigate how the changing value systems of modern Chinese consumers affect their consumption behaviors and life satisfaction through the mediating variables of consumption values. The results of the multivariate data analysis show that three out of four types of consumer values (i.e., functional ...
Ge Xiao, Jai‐Ok Kim
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AbstractThe primary objective of this study was to investigate how the changing value systems of modern Chinese consumers affect their consumption behaviors and life satisfaction through the mediating variables of consumption values. The results of the multivariate data analysis show that three out of four types of consumer values (i.e., functional ...
Ge Xiao, Jai‐Ok Kim
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British Food Journal, 2013
Purpose– This paper seeks to argue that a new and broader definition of food value should be introduced that includes other factors than the traditional mantra of nutritional value, appearance, and the like. This paper introduces the concept of food consumption value (FCV).Design/methodology/approach– The development of FCV is based upon various ...
Dagevos, H., van Ophem, J.A.C.
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Purpose– This paper seeks to argue that a new and broader definition of food value should be introduced that includes other factors than the traditional mantra of nutritional value, appearance, and the like. This paper introduces the concept of food consumption value (FCV).Design/methodology/approach– The development of FCV is based upon various ...
Dagevos, H., van Ophem, J.A.C.
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People's lifestyles have transformed as a result of the advancement of civilization and changes in society. Numerous people are beginning to augment their spiritual and everyday lives by learning about cultural practices and the natural world, and they are prepared to invest more time in preparing trips for various knowledgeable and perceptual leisure ...
Muhammad Abrar +2 more
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Muhammad Abrar +2 more
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Consumer values and consumption
2019At the core of all environmental problems is human consumption. Consumer values, particularly in medium and more developed countries, drive overconsumption. Values in popularity, physical attractiveness, convenience, and financial success, for example, are supported by contextual factors that prime these values such as easily obtained credit cards ...
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Environmental values and sustainable consumption
Journal of Consumer BehaviourAbstractThis special issue of the Journal of Consumer Behaviour engages in a scholarly debate on the association between environmental values and sustainable consumption using 16 studies that examine a range of exciting phenomena relevant to the debate.
Chamila R. Perera +2 more
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Identity, values and consumption practices
In contemporary society consumption practices can contribute to producing that connective tissue, made up of values, beliefs and rituals, capable of linking together social actors, that, in the past, was also formed thanks to the work of institutions such as the family, school and religion.openaire +1 more source
Consumption, Need and Use-Value
2020I argue that in modern capitalist society not only production should be seen as a social phenomenon; and, referring to the work of Baudrillard, that it may be enlightening to speak of the social relations of consumption. I critique what Marx wrote about consumption, and argue that ‘need’ is not merely a ‘natural’ phenomenon.
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