It was found that the (self-catering) market and online shopping market have grown. On the 19th, the Gyeonggi-do Market and Commercial Area Promotion Agency published an article titled ``Consumer life changed by non-face-to-face contact''.
announced that it has published an economic report titled In this report, the Japan Promotion Agency found that the increase in home and remote working after the outbreak of the COVID-19 virus has led to a decline in spending on major consumer items.
We researched and analyzed changes in As a result of the analysis, consumption of food, non-alcoholic beverages, and medical and health-related items increased compared to 2019, but due to social distancing measures, face-to-face activities were reduced.
Due to the restrictions, consumption related to clothing and footwear, entertainment, sports and culture, food and accommodation decreased significantly in 2020. However, post-corona expansion in 2022
The company showed signs of recovery due to a change in strategy. Typical changes in consumer lifestyle include an increase in spending on eating at home rather than eating out, and demand for meal kits and home convenience meals (HMR) that are easy to store and prepare.
There is a need for an increase. As for shopping, the proportion of online shopping usage will increase due to the increase in non-face-to-face activities, and annual sales per store in 2022 will be 125% compared to 2019.
It recorded an increase of 400 million won (approximately 44 million yen). Additionally, as people spent more time at home, purchases of home appliances increased more than consumption outside the home. As a typical example, instead of going to the movie theater,
The purchase of televisions to enjoy on-demand content increased, and demand for items such as coffee machines and wine cellars increased. On the other hand, consumption of products necessary for going out, such as clothing and cosmetics, will continue even after the post-coronavirus pandemic.
It has not been able to recover to pre-2019 levels. In addition, interest in health management to improve immunity has increased, and consumption related to sports that involve little contact with other people, such as cycling and golf, has increased.
However, consumption at karaoke parlors, billiard halls, and internet cafes, which are designated as ``multi-use facilities,'' has decreased. Cho Shin, Director of the Foundation, said, ``This analysis is based on social and social issues represented by the COVID-19 virus.
The purpose of this study is to analyze the impact of changes in the economic environment on self-employed people in the Gyeonggi-do area and to prepare countermeasures in the event similar cases occur in the future.'' Ken
We will conduct research and analysis, protect self-employed people in the Gyeonggi region, and do our best to revitalize the region."
2023/10/20 07:04 KST
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