EPISODE · Jun 6, 2022 · 17 MIN
Advanced | “80后”的消费心理
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一家人去逛街，孩子与父母喜欢的东西会相同吗？他们想买的东西也会相同吗？现在不同年龄层在消费心理上的差异越来越引起商家的注意。而最近，在中国很多人都高呼“‘80后’”。因为这群在八十年代出生的人有太多太多的特殊之处了。那么到底这群“第一代的独生子女”有哪些不同的消费心理呢？听听就知道了。 Episode link: https://www.chinesepod.com/0422
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