VML:2024年未来购物者报告(第八版)(英文版).pdf |
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In 2023, the figure for online spending was 58%, and the year before it was 57%. But, in 2024, we see a decline to 53%. What can we read into this? Is this evidence of the post-COVID normalization of shopping that has been talked about? Is it the physical stores fighting back? Could it be due to inflation and that fact that a larger part of income is absorbed by primary shopping needs that are more often satisfied in-store? Or is it a migration away from the more functional, quicker and easie
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