concept   impulse buying
8 commonsense assertions
Cultures (8) • Middle Eastern countries (1) • African countries (1) • Asian countries (1) • Latin American countries (1) • Northern European countries (1) • Southeast Asian countries (1) • Western countries (1) • marketing community (1)
# Concept Culture Statement Freq.
1 impulse buying Middle Eastern countries In Middle Eastern countries, impulse buying is seen as a negative behavior caused by a lack of self-control. 2
2 impulse buying African countries Impulse buying in African countries is common due to advertising and product availability, but caution is advised due to financial limitations. 1
3 impulse buying Asian countries In Asian countries, impulse buying is discouraged in favor of careful budgeting due to its perceived wastefulness and lack of self-discipline. 1
4 impulse buying Latin American countries Impulse buying is a natural and accepted part of Latin American marketplace culture, free of stigma. 1
5 impulse buying Northern European countries Impulse buying is less common in Northern European countries due to a culture of frugality and a focus on avoiding unnecessary spending and consumerism. 1
6 impulse buying Southeast Asian countries Impulse buying is seen as a threat to financial discipline in Southeast Asian countries and is discouraged in favor of thoughtful spending. 1
7 impulse buying Western countries Impulse buying is prevalent in Western countries and is often promoted by consumer culture and marketing strategies. 1
8 impulse buying marketing community Impulse buying is influenced by strategic product placement, limited-time offers, and persuasive advertising in the marketing community. 1