英文摘要 |
The study was based on analyzing a sample survey data of 941 people on Taiwan. Socioeconomic backgrounds and residential areas were used as the two major segmenting variables in comparing three groups of consumer orientations and behaviors, namely, conspicuous consumption、green consuemr orientations、and gift giving behaviors. Results from the analyses seemed to indicate that those who were from a higher socioeconomic level were more concerned with conspicuous consumption and more likely to exercise green consumer styles. Besides, they tended to give gifts to friends and relatives on many occasions than those of lower socioeconomic origins, especially on Westernized holidays such as Christmas, Valentine's Day, and on occasions related to interpersonal relations, such as, friends' birthdays, Mother's Day, Father's Day, friends' graduation's day, etc. However, respondents from different residential areas did not show much differences on the consumer orientations in question. People from the Central part of Taiwan had merely a slightly higher percentage reported more gift-giving behaviors on those traditional Chinese holidays and occasions. |