People’s shopping habits depend more on the age of group they belong to than any other factors. To what extent do you agree or disagree?

Over the

last

few decades, shopping has become more than just a necessary chore since people are now able to live more excessive life.

Although

some people might consider that customers'

shopping customs

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shopping, customs

and manners mainly lies

on

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in

their age category, I tend to believe that there are other factors

such

as gender, income level and culture. In

this

essay we are going to discuss these factors more closely.

Firstly

, it is

well known fact

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a well known fact

that nearly 80 percent of customers in shopping centres are women.

For example

, in the latest BBC article about shopping it is said that women are main visitors and clients who spend money in malls since they tend to treat

this

activity as a relief in their everyday work routine. There was

also

a

survery

consider in a comprehensive way

survey

, according to which, female respondents feel

excitement

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the excitement

everytime

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every time

they go to the malls.

Thus

, women form a core of shopping habits

such

as demanding easy access to the

second

floor and demanding bathrooms on every floor.

Secondly

, the level of wealth

also

has an impact

to

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in

on

people's minds and habits.

For instance

, when the one particular person lives in poverty, he does not try to buy anything at all if he does not need it.

However

, when he becomes rich enough to afford any type of luxury, he definitely tries to get it.

Finally

, since all customers and clients live in different countries with their own customs and traditions, it is obvious that the shopping process is viewed everywhere differently.

Consequently

, in some countries like Uzbekistan it is widely considered that shopping is childish and infantile.

Hence

, people there try to obtain only necessary things and avoid luxurious purchases. In conclusion, as we can see from the arguments above, we can easily divide shopping habits into these three categories but not into ages.