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While many people say the economy is difficult, I believe the most tangible reality is consumer prices. Although our standard of living seems to have risen compared to the past, wages aren't increasing due to the recession, and interest rates are steadily falling. It feels as though things have become even harder than in our childhood, when we lived with the hope that things would at least get a little better. Viewing our economy through the eyes of a consumer, I found many aspects to be
Everyone living in this world is a consumer. This is because we go about our daily lives by purchasing and using things. Everyone likely has a desire to manage their consumption meticulously and frugally. I am no exception. I want to stop money from leaking away unnecessarily and become a thrifty consumer. I decided to read this book to determine what I need to know and examine further in order to become a happy and rational consumer. I read this book out of a desire to become a happier
Lee Jong-in: Happy consumers who will change the world
In *The Happy Consumer Who Will Change the World*, the author of *Viewing the Market Economy Through the Consumer's Eyes* awakens consumer rights and shares stories about a happy economic life under the concept that "a consumer who lacks the power to turn dissatisfaction into satisfaction is unhappy." Going beyond examining recent issues such as the sale of over-the-counter medicines in supermarkets, the housing rental crisis, and conglomerate problems, the book presents concrete alternatives and solutions. Rather than engaging in armchair theorizing at the administrative level, it helps consumers claim their full fair share within the actual systems in place. In this book, the author states that a happy consumer is not only someone who possesses the power for improvement but also someone who actively takes action to practically change unsatisfactory situations.
Korean title: 세상을 바꿀 행복한 소비자
Korean author: 이종인
Korean publisher: 이담북스
ISBN-13: 9788926832479
Reviews
While many people say the economy is difficult, I believe the most tangible reality is consumer prices. Although our standard of living seems to have risen compared to the past, wages aren't increasing due to the recession, and interest rates are steadily falling. It feels as though things have become even harder than in our childhood, when we lived with the hope that things would at least get a little better. Viewing our economy through the eyes of a consumer, I found many aspects to be
Everyone living in this world is a consumer. This is because we go about our daily lives by purchasing and using things. Everyone likely has a desire to manage their consumption meticulously and frugally. I am no exception. I want to stop money from leaking away unnecessarily and become a thrifty consumer. I decided to read this book to determine what I need to know and examine further in order to become a happy and rational consumer. I read this book out of a desire to become a happier
