不要盲目乐观 亚洲消费者在迅速发生变化(国外英语资料).docVIP

不要盲目乐观 亚洲消费者在迅速发生变化(国外英语资料) It is not difficult to see why the executives of multinational corporations are always blindly optimistic when they mention emerging markets like asia. As the mature market economies in the US and Europe slow down and even decline as a whole, the future of Asias vibrant economies will become clearer. But recently, at the Walton Asia business conference in Philadelphia, experts pointed out that Asian countries had accelerated economic growth, while Asian consumers (consumers) featured: Today, China has become the focus of many western multinational companies. Ma Qi Nelson, President of the Greater China region (Mitch Barns) quoted the companys ongoing research revealed that, at the beginning of last year Chinese domestic consumer confidence index continued to rise, once reached the highest point since 2007. But in 2010, as prices rose, the property market overheated and the pay gap affected them, consumer perceptions changed. In the third quarter, consumer confidence in China fell for the first time in 6 quarters. But further analysis showed that the quarterly survey for anyone wanting to understand the China consumers who pointed out an important trend, that is: the third quarter decline in consumer confidence is not a nationwide, but in rural areas. Rural areas in the Chinese governments 5 tier system, belonging to the fifth class, its consumer confidence dropped by 11 percentage points. At the seminar, Ma Qi pointed out, because the fifth population accounts for 45% of Chinas 1 billion 300 million people, so the decline in consumer confidence at the fifth level can be seen as a drop in consumer confidence across the country.. He points out that the decline in consumer confidence in rural areas is due to the fact that rural consumers spend half of their income on food and shelter, while urban residents point only to 1/3. It produced great influence on consumer psychology, if you put most of the money used to buy food, and food prices ar