“Bought but don’t use?” Approximately 60% are “satisfied without using” — a consumption trend spreads among young people who feel “value in ownership itself”
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38/100
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4
AI Summary (NQ-processed)
A survey by System Research Inc.'s "Alulu Mall" revealed that approximately 60% of women aged 15-29 are satisfied with products even if they don't use them. A consumption trend is spreading among young people who feel "value in ownership itself."
AI Analysis
Frequently Asked Questions
- Q: Why do young people feel satisfied even if they don't use something?
- A: This is likely due to factors such as collecting, fan activities, the desire to own limited editions, and the urge to share on social media. Psychological satisfaction tends to outweigh the utility value.
- Q: To which age group of consumers do these survey results apply?
- A: The survey is based on a questionnaire targeting women aged 15 to 29 nationwide. The trend is particularly noticeable among younger consumers.
- Q: How should companies respond to this consumer behavior?
- A: Companies should focus not only on the functionality of products but also on design, exclusivity, and storytelling that enhance ownership value and stimulate the collector's mindset in their marketing strategies.