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Exploring the Consumption Preferences of Urban Residents in the New Era

LI Ruixia

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Considering the insufficient demand of urban residents for consumption and the slump of the market, the Chinese government has carried out a series of measures to expand domestic demand and stimulate consumption. Research of the formation of consumption preferences together with the barriers concerned will be of great significance in the promotion of consumption.

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Considering the insufficient demand of urban residents for consumption and the slump of the market, the Chinese government has carried out a series of measures to expand domestic demand and stimulate consumption. Research of the formation of consumption preferences together with the barriers concerned will be of great significance in the promotion of consumption.

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Considering the insufficient demand of urban residents for consumption and the slump of the market, the Chinese government has carried out a series of measures to expand domestic demand and stimulate consumption. Research of the formation of consumption preferences together with the barriers concerned will be of great significance in the promotion of consumption.

Key concepts: Consumption (sociology), Promotion (chess), Government (linguistics), Economics, Slump, Preference, Business, Public economics

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