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.

With the advancement and diversification of the production industries,

people

are bending more toward shopping as there are varieties of

goods

available in the

market

. The luring, vivid advertisements are one of the major reasons

people

are attracted for buying new items even after already having the same thing with them. Some assert that shopping

behavior

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behaviour

show examples

varies with the

age

of the

people

and some claim against it. I mostly agreed with the given prompt above and

this

essay will be in support of the produced statement.

To begin

with, on the one hand, Looking at the global

market

, youth-based

products

are predominant. Whenever we go shopping, though there are other

goods

in the

market

, mostly wholesalers and retailer shops are full of

goods

for adults and children especially fashion and cosmetic

products

. The predominance of

age

-targeted

products

is clear evidence that shopping habits are influenced by

age

group.

for example

, the youth of the

age

between 15 to 35 tend to buy

goods

frequently as compared to the

age

below 15 and above 50.

This

means that compared to old

age

people

, the youth prefer to go shopping more.

On the other hand

,

age

group

also

affects the choice of the product or product types. The god that the youth buy for themselves will be dramatically different from the product that the old

age

and children buy.

For example

, Mostly, when children are taken shopping, they are more inclined to buy toys and gaming

products

,

whereas

adults choose to get new branded materials

such

as clothing, cosmetics, smartphone, bikes, cars, etc. for show-off among peers.

Thus

, the choice of shopping

also

depends on the kind of

age

group referred to. In conclusion, the quantity, variety, and frequency of shopping are greatly influenced by the

age

of the buyer; but

this

is not the single factor that shopping habits depend on. It depends on a number of factors

such

as economic class,

market

accessibility, profession, education, etc.