Sentences with phrase «less affluent consumers»

Because they are more affordable, term life products are typically popular with younger, less affluent consumers — particularly families who need the protection, but may not have the available cash for more expensive products, Theroux adds, which offer investment options in exchange for higher premiums.

Less affluent consumers also had an appetite, helping China maintain its ranking as the world's largest buyer of gold for the fifth straight year.

The company doesn't slash prices or create subpar products to meet less affluent consumers in emerging markets halfway.

Not exact matches

As result, low - income Americans will again have a less - merry season than affluent consumers, who are more flush thanks in part to surging stock markets.

Previous comments have hit on probably most of why more affluent consumers in Canada shop at Walmart than in the States: a combination of fewer higher - end retailers in the Canadian market, more dispersed affluent areas, less stigma attached to the brand, and potentially a higher level of frugality all contribute to Walmart attracting a higher percentage of affluent Canadian shoppers.

Academic research suggests that long - term market declines can rub off on consumers, leading them to feel less affluent and therefore spend less money.

«The use of premium spirits in cocktails is being driven by younger, more affluent consumers, who may be drinking less, but who are drinking better quality,» Samaroo explains.

Solar consumers tend to be more well - off than non-solar customers, which means that less affluent Americans are paying for wealthier rooftop solar consumers.