Revolution of hard work. Consumer behavior and household economics from 1650 to this day
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In the "Dead" XVIII century, understood as a historical, not a calendar period, a combination of new consumer expectations with a new level of hardworking led to the fundamental transformation of the material crops of North-Western Europe and North America. This revolution of hardworking created those conditions for economic acceleration that bind to the industrial revolution. In this edition, the reader offers a rational explanation for the new nature of consumer goods and the actual consumer behavior of households of all levels of financial wealth.
The author considers the influence of the origin and the evolution of consumer demand for the economic development process through the prism of consumer behavior taken in the context of the household economy. The changing consumer objectives of households from the XVII century are analyzed. To this day and how solutions for specific households have become a link between the macroeconomic growth and improvement of human nature. Finally, the present study reveals the main strengths and weaknesses of the existing consumption theory and offers appropriate amendments, adding historical realism into economic abstractions
The author considers the influence of the origin and the evolution of consumer demand for the economic development process through the prism of consumer behavior taken in the context of the household economy. The changing consumer objectives of households from the XVII century are analyzed. To this day and how solutions for specific households have become a link between the macroeconomic growth and improvement of human nature. Finally, the present study reveals the main strengths and weaknesses of the existing consumption theory and offers appropriate amendments, adding historical realism into economic abstractions
Author:
Author:Fris Ya .
Cover:
Cover:Hard
Category:
- Category:Business & Money
- Category:History & Geography
Series:
Series: Business
ISBN:
ISBN:978-5-7749-1131-8
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