New Zealand Consumer Lifestyles

Leah Watkins, Robert Aitken, K. Robertson, John Williams, M. Thyne
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This article reports on the results of a consumer lifestyles segmentation study of the adult New Zealand population, which is part of an ongoing research programme conducted by consumer behaviour researchers at the University of Otago since 1979. Six lifestyle segments were identified: the ‘Educated Liberals’, ‘Financial Strugglers’, ‘Contemporary New Zealanders’, ‘Uncertain Young’, ‘Traditional Family Values’, and, the ‘Disengaged’. These segments are based on responses to nearly 200 questions about consumer attitudes, opinions and behaviours from 1,640 respondents. The discussion of the segments provides a number of new and useful insights into the contemporary world of the New Zealand consumer.
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新西兰消费者的生活方式
本文报告了新西兰成年人口的消费者生活方式细分研究的结果,这是奥塔哥大学自1979年以来由消费者行为研究人员进行的一项正在进行的研究计划的一部分。生活方式分为六个部分:“受过教育的自由主义者”、“财务挣扎者”、“当代新西兰人”、“不确定的年轻人”、“传统家庭价值观”和“不参与”。这些细分是基于1640名受访者对近200个关于消费者态度、意见和行为的问题的回答。对这些细分市场的讨论为新西兰消费者的当代世界提供了一些新的和有用的见解。
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