Examples of using Consumer patterns in English and their translations into Spanish
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Sustainable development calls for a major shift in international consumer patterns.
The lifestyles and consumer patterns of men, be they rich or poor, tend to be more resource-intensive and less sustainable than those of women.
There is an increasing danger that the global south will follow the disastrous consumer patterns of the northern countries.
Extractive activities, cash crops and unsustainable consumer patterns have generated climate change, widespread pollution and environmental degradation.
In this context,market research can become a strategic tool to closely monitor consumer patterns and competitors.
Doubtless the implementation of business strategies,the analysis of consumer patterns and even the development of public policies need to take the growing presence of network economies into account.
The globalization of commerce, finance, information, travel, communications andall kinds of services and consumer patterns accelerates daily.
Increases in imports have been brought about by changes in consumer patterns and, more particularly, the significant increase in tourist arrivals.
The current world order resulted in a reduced groupof countries enjoying and disseminating unreasonable, unsustainable and unachievable consumer patterns.
Since environmental issues affected everyone equally,those countries whose consumer patterns had been the main cause of such problems should, in their own interests, make a greater attempt to compensate for the damage.
Significant growth in HFC use is expected in Article 5 parties owing to population growth, urbanization,electrification and consumer patterns.
Initiatives by Governments andthe private sector to disseminate information on services from developing countries as well as cultural values and consumer patterns and life styles of developing countries help to shape consumer preference for their products.
Taking into consideration the adverse impact of recent political and economic dynamics, the general concern on sustainability and quality issues,changing consumer patterns and new business models as well as the differences in the level of tourism development and performance in the region, there is need for a paradigm shift to new modalities to maintain the sustained growth and to better respond to the current and future challenges.
Sustainable development is a process of progressive change in the quality of life of the population, in which development will revolve around the human person, who will be its prime beneficiary; it will be accomplished through economic growth with social equity andthe transformation of production methods and consumer patterns, and will be based on preserving the ecological balance and the region's life-giving resources.
Protectionism and production methods in OECD countries are reducing incentives in other regions, distorting trade and worsening inequalities,affecting in turn consumer patterns and food security, lowering international prices for primary materials and limiting opportunities of growth for poor countries.
This happens because you understand who your audience is, you know their values and pains, andyou also understand their consumer pattern, and what they are looking for.
Information is used to analyze consumer viewing patterns.
Monitored and predicted consumer purchasing patterns across international markets.
Consumer buying patterns and behaviors are changing as well.
This revolution is characterized by the speed, reach, andimpact it has on consumer behavioral patterns as well as organizations.
Aims to identify future business opportunities, by analysing present consumer behaviour patterns and forecasting how they will evolve in the future.
Information about customer behavior is a valuable asset that can reveal consumer behavioral patterns, the impact of competitors' actions, and other important market information.
Its impact on business: by means of new supply channels and value chains,new patterns of consumer behavior, global data-based digital platforms and collaborative innovation.
Various groups use GIS data to study consumer buying patterns, the spread of weapons around the globe, oil exploration possibilities, endangered species protection- practically anything you can think of.
This information might be used, for example, to optimise store layouts, reduce waiting times at check-out, provide and advertise more of the products that most interest shoppers,and understand consumer shopping patterns.
Within the field of Business andCompetitiveness, the CICD aims to study new consumer behaviour patterns and explore the possibilities offered by new trends, dynamics and ICT tools that can be applied to the business world.