Poor Economy

"Poor economy" refers to the consumption behavior of consumers pursuing price discounts when the economic environment is poor. Consumers have shifted from "showing off their wealth" to "showing off their poverty". They are not only proud of being poor, but more importantly, they are showing off that they have bought the most cost-effective goods at the lowest cost. Examples of “poor economics” include: ✔️Poor meal set: Low-priced set meals launched by catering companies such as KFC and McDonald's attract consumers to enjoy meals at a lower price. ✔️"Exchange" consumption: looking for substitutes, such as choosing more affordable products as substitutes, such as choosing affordable clothing brands instead of well-known brands. ✔️Conscious consumption: Pursue price discounts, such as purchasing items in bulk during promotion periods or looking for discount codes to save money. ✔️Poor supermarket: German supermarket Aldi uses a low-price strategy to expand globally and provide affordable products to attract consumers.