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When We Don't Own the Things We Use, Will We Still Love Them?
- 商品編號:SMR938
- 商品分類:Article
- 長度:5頁
- 出版日期:2021-11-07
- 學門:
Consumers are evolving from "owners" to "users" as they increasingly purchase access to goods rather than owning them outright. That may result in a reduced sense of psychological ownership of individual goods and likely will change how, and for what, consumers feel ownership. The author explains what businesses should understand about this evolution and its future consequences.