Socioeconomic Studies and Consumer Behaviour

This subtopic delves into the human dimension of economics, exploring how social, psychological, and demographic factors shape consumer choices, labour outcomes, and market behaviour. The studies address issues such as online purchasing trust, gender wage disparities, marketing influence, and the effects of inflation and unemployment on growth. Combining survey data with quantitative modelling, these works reflect the interdisciplinary nature of modern economics – where behavioural insights complement traditional financial and macroeconomic analysis to better understand real-world market dynamics.

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