What is Consumption

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The act of using. Learn more in: Digital Media Consumption of Children in Television Series: Çocuklar Duymasın With Conversation Analysis

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Explained as the expenditure made to obtain the Benefit of individuals. It is an important concept for institutions and economics, but also an important topic studied in many social sciences. Learn more in: Strategic Approach to Business Intelligence and Its Impacts on Organizational Performance

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The act of consuming, as by use, decay, or destruction. Learn more in: Media Consuming in Children: Child Development, Babyhood (0-2), Early Childhood, Interests

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Practices of use, acquisition of goods, services, subjects and experiences that, within the framework of a particular accumulation regime, implies ways of experiencing, being in the world and with the others. Learn more in: “Taking Care of Yourself at Home”: Use of E-Commerce About Food and Care During the COVID-19 Pandemic in the City of Buenos Aires

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It is any erogation sharply opposed to investing for the acquisition of future profits. Learn more in: The Industry of Cruises: Neglecting Hospitality

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Is the use, expense or application of a product. In this particular case, the act of buying products or “ideas”, based on advertising. Learn more in: Entertainment Media: Times of Branded Content

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Consumption is the use of goods and services to meet human needs. Learn more in: The Effect of the COVID-19 Pandemic on Video Game Consumption in Turkey

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The purchase of goods and services by individual members of the public. Learn more in: Towards Sustainable Data Centre Operations in the UK

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The action of buying or using a product. Learn more in: Postmodern Discourse in Digital Advertising: A Study on “Deneysel Bankacilik” Advertising Series

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Content consumption on social media with no desire to interact with other users or with the content itself. Learn more in: Understanding the Effect of Social Media Use on Psychological Stress During the COVID-19 Pandemic

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A term referring to possessing or using concrete or abstract things. Learn more in: Turkey's Experience of Modern Consumer Culture

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The action of buying or using a product. Learn more in: How Do Cartoon Movies Construct Children's Consumption Habits for “Special Days”?

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This stands for all of the commodities and services used to cover the requirements of the people in daily life. Learn more in: The Understanding of Entertainment in Press Enterprises in Turkey

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Consumption is spending for acquisition of utility as opposed to investing which is spending for goods. Learn more in: Green Growth and Energy Use in India

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Use and expenditure of previously exhibited products and outputs. Learn more in: Mechanism That Handles Child's Control Cartoons

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It is a dynamic, socio-cultural, multifaceted process that covers the act of needing, searching, obtaining, utilizing, and disposing, through which value is created and consumers’ needs are satisfied. Learn more in: Expanding Research Agenda for Sustainable Consumption and Social Institutions: A Case of South Africa

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The practice of consuming goods or services. Learn more in: Practice of Consumption and Spaces for Goods/Retail Futures

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Use of goods and services in which the object or activity becomes simultaneously a practice in the world and a form in which we construct our understandings of ourselves in the world ( Miller, 1995 , p. 30). Learn more in: Consumption, Anti-Consumption and Consumption Communities: The Football Clubs and its Fans

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Consumption is the use of goods and services produced to meet needs. Learn more in: Consumer Behavior and Sustainable Consumption in Economic Theory

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A dynamic, socio-cultural, multifaceted process; which covers act of needing, searching, obtaining, utilising and disposing; through which value is created and consumers’ needs are satisfied. Learn more in: Sustainable Consumption and Social Institutions: Setting a Research Agenda for India

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A psycho-social process of purchase and social meaning-making. Learn more in: The Meaning of Consumption

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Use of goods and services to meet needs. Learn more in: Advertising Sector in Turkey: A Historical Analysis

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The action of using up a resource. The purchase of goods and services by the public. Learn more in: Digital Media Using Habits of Children in Their Leisure Time

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It is the use of goods and services -food and beverages, clothing, housing, health and education services so on- by households. Learn more in: Aging and Consumption Patterns in Turkey: Analysis Based on Regional Data

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It is the action of using and/or spending a product, a good or service to meet both primary and secondary human needs. Learn more in: Organic Food Production and Consumption Policies and Strategies

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The purchase and use of goods and services by individuals. Learn more in: Determinants of Financial Management Behaviors of Families

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A type of behavior that is experienced by the consumers and has effects on the individual. The act of benefiting from services, drinking, using, eating. Learn more in: Gerontrepreneurship

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Being the recipient of ideas, interacting thoughtfully to texts that have been produced by others (i.e., reading, viewing, listening). Learn more in: Adolescents Teaching Video-Game Making—Who is the Expert Here?

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It is the action of using and/or spending a product, a good or service to meet both primary and secondary human needs. Learn more in: Organic Food Production and Consumption Policies and Strategies

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The act of using adequately or not, food or any other item either for necessity or self-satisfaction. Learn more in: Intermediates of Open Innovation in the Aquaculture Industry: A Glimpse at Knowledge Transfer and Trends

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The passive consumption of brand related media content. Learn more in: Engaging Young Voters in the Political Process: A Conceptual Analysis

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The usage of products and services to meet needs or wants. Learn more in: The Consumer Role for Sustainable Development: How Consumers Contribute Sustainable Development Goals