Titlebook: Consumer Demographics and Behaviour; Markets are People Jo M. Martins,Farhat Yusuf,David A. Swanson Book 2012 Springer Netherlands 2012 Bab

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D. Schwefel,P.-G. Svensson,H. Z?llners perspectives concerned with the maximisation of consumer self-interest according to tastes and income constraints in the traditional economic model. It discusses the organising frameworks in psychology concerned with the hierarchy of human needs and the hierarchy of effects and other models concer

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Young and Unemployed: Special Problems?ing concerned with individuals, as is the dominant notion in microeconomics. It introduces notions of stocks of people at points in time and flows that change the size and characteristics of population stocks over time. Accordingly, it introduces concepts and measures of population growth and its co

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-83112-6ical regions of the world and stages of development. It reviews population growth over time and recent trends in it. It introduces the concept of the demographic transition. It examines its influence on population growth in countries at different stages of the transition and the impact and clusterin

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“Double Employment”and Health in Hungaryncome levels and cultures. It discusses the Life-Cycle Hypothesis concerned with the maximisation of consumption during the life-cycle. It also illustrates life-cycle hump-shaped trends. It raises conceptual and measurement issues including household-size equivalence measures. These issues include t

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A. M. D. Porter,S. Platt,M. Colledgefferent income groups. Concepts and measures of inequality and income elasticity and preference are introduced. This chapter then uses these concepts and measures in the classification of basic and progressive commodities and consumer preferences as income rises. Analyses of changing preferences for

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Young and Unemployed: Special Problems?the concepts of largest and best customers in the context of age segments. It introduces concepts and measures of preferences for different types of commodities as the age of the household head changes. It shows the results of age-preference analyses for seven selected countries. This allows for the

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