By Greg Barnett, MBA – For decades, the conventional economic narrative held that rising gasoline prices act as a direct tax on consumers, reducing discretionary spending and slowing economic growth.

Many forces can affect consumer behavior, yet recently I can’t think of one greater than the pandemic. This reality, coupled with timing and opportunity, allowed many industries to thrive, especially ...

In 2020, the pandemic wreaked havoc on businesses. Many companies were forced to shutter their doors, while others had to adapt to survive. Since the world reopened, companies have been trying to ...

With 88 percent of members checking the app before buying new, Vinted's 2025 impact report reveals a historic shift in ...

Mondi has published its annual e-commerce trend report which states that AI is changing how consumers buy, packaging is ...

Past neuroscience and psychology studies have shown that people's expectations of the world can influence their perceptions, either by directing their attention to expected stimuli or by reducing ...

Dublin, Feb. 13, 2020 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- The "UK Wills & Probate Market 2020: Consumer Research Report" report has been added to ResearchAndMarkets.com's offering. Wills & Probate Consumer Research ...

What do Dutch consumers think about cultured meat compared to its conventional counterpart, fish, insects, and plant-based meat alternatives? Researchers investigate. Cultivated meat is slowly ...