Shopping habits depend more on your age group than anything else. To what extent do you agree or disagree?

These days, shopping has become increasingly popular among
people
. Many
people
believe that more than anything,
age
demographic is the indicator of what
people
buy. In my opinion,
although
age
is an interesting element, social class is the more significant determinant of shopping
habits
. To commence with, I agree with the fact that
age
has a big influence on what you buy when shopping. While
people
who are born in the digital era spend more money on computers and mobiles and their relative accessories,
people
who belong to the less modern ages spend more money on books.
Also
, the way they shop may vary due to
age
.
For instance
, a 20-year-old
person
may search the internet for online shops and buy everything there as it is more convenient and less time-consuming for them, while their 80-year-old grandma goes to shops personally to experience the material and make sure of size and colour.
On the other hand
, in my opinion, the primary indicator of shopping
habits
is a
person
's wealth. If someone is a
first
-class citizen, they can buy top-notch brands and even more things than someone who has a minimum wage.
For example
, if a wealthy
person
wants a bag, they can choose from different brands like Prada and Versace, while
people
with lower income have fewer options and maybe lower quality materials to choose from. And
this
is accurate for all ages, despite being old or young
people
shopping
habits
vary depending on their salary. In conclusion, despite the apparent difference in a
person
's shopping habit generation to generation, financial stability influences individuals shopping dramatically. I believe that both
age
and wealth should be under consideration when speaking of shopping
habits
.
Submitted by hongminh317 on

Unauthorized use and/or duplication of this material without express and written permission from this site’s author and/or owner is strictly prohibited. Excerpts and links may be used, provided that full and clear credit is given to Writing9 with appropriate and specific direction to the original content.

Topic Vocabulary:
  • preferences
  • financial capacities
  • technological savviness
  • online platforms
  • traditional in-store shopping
  • marketing and advertising
  • susceptible to trends
  • generational values
  • environmental awareness
  • sustainable and ethical shopping
  • value for money
  • product longevity
  • cultural background
  • income levels
  • personal interests
What to do next:
Look at other essays: