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The Consumer’s Political Influence (Craig Douglass On Consumers)
['Craig Douglass', 'Arkansas Business Staff', 'Chloe Mcgehee']
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Just one segment of consumerism, they are defined as those who purchase or choose not to purchase for political reasons certain goods and services. The variable in this equation is whether consumers can influence politics and policies that could affect the provision of goods and services in a capitalist democracy. This research is implemented in several ways, including consumer surveys, tracking purchasing behavior, following social media and conducting focus groups.