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

Nowadays,

people

buy goods and services almost every day. Some

people

insist that

people

who belong

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age groups have different trends of shopping. I strongly agree with

this

because the measure of shopping is different by age and frequency changes as well.

To begin

with, the

first

reason why I support

this

is that the ways that

people

shop change by generations.

For example

, the younger generation tends to

use

online shops, while elderly

people

be prone to actual stores.

People

who were born after 1980 are called the "digital native", and they raised with the Internet and related services.

In contrast

, seniors hardly

use

e-commerce, since they unwilling to disclose their personal information on the Internet

Furthermore

, some young

people

not only purchase products from larger shops,

such

as Amazon.com and Rakuten, they

also

buy products from individuals through social networking services. On top of that, another reason why I assume that the shopping habits vary by age groups is that youngsters shop more often than the old generation. In fact, teenagers more likely to buy clothes more frequently. As

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of inexpensive fashion brands,

such

as H&M, ZARA and UNIQLO, they are able to get these whenever they want.

On the other hand

, there were fewer options when the old generation was young.

As a result

, they tend to shop less and still

use

the same thing longer. To conclude, I reiterate my complete agreement with the topic.

This

is because there are two opposite trends regarding shopping which are the

use

of e-commerce and frequency.