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Firdavs [7]
2 years ago
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Even without advertising, consumer tastes change over time due to changes in?

Business
1 answer:
IrinaVladis [17]2 years ago
6 0

Even when there is no advertising, consumer taste can still change over time due to changes in A. age and education.

<h3>What leads to a change in consumer taste?</h3>

The age of a person can influence their consumer taste because people of different ages have different interests.

For instance, a child might like a certain type of video games such as low graphic and uncomplicated gameplay games while an adult would prefer high level video games that need to be played on consoles.

The education of a person can also influence their consumer taste.

For instance, an educated person might want less unhealthy food because they know the effects it has on the body while a less educated person might want that unhealthy food because they don't know that they are killing themselves slowly.

Options include:

  • age and education  
  • the total number of consumers  
  • media influence

Find out more on changes in consumer taste at brainly.com/question/14840248

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