Global Consumer Lifestyles Market Research Report 2021
Poverty and regional imbalances continue to affect Russia’s expenditure patterns. With purchasing power falling over the past four years, consumers have become highly price-sensitive and are seeking discounts and bargains wherever possible. Meanwhile, lifestyles are being shaped by issues such as increased digitalisation, which is impacting leisure and shopping habits and driving the sharing economy; growing health awareness; and an ageing population.
Euromonitor's Consumer Lifestyles in Russia report analyses
factors influencing national consumer expenditure. Consumer lifestyles reports
include coverage of: population, urban development, home ownership, household
profiles, labour, income, consumer and family expenditure, health, education,
eating habits, drinking habits, shopping habits, personal grooming, clothing,
leisure habits, savings and investments, media, communication, transport and
travel and tourism. Use this report to understand the factors influencing a
nation's lifestyle choices.
Data coverage: market sizes (historic and forecasts), company
shares, brand shares and distribution data.
Why buy this report?
* Get a detailed picture of the Consumer Lifestyles market;
* Pinpoint growth sectors and identify factors driving change;
* Understand the competitive environment, the market’s major players and
leading brands;
* Use five-year forecasts to assess how the market is predicted to develop.
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TABLE OF CONTENT:
CONSUMER LIFESTYLES IN RUSSIA
Euromonitor International
December 2018
LIST OF CONTENTS AND TABLES
Lifestyles in Russia
Chart 1 Consumer Lifestyles in 2018
Top Five Consumer Trends
Consumers Continue To Be Price-sensitive
Society Becomes Increasingly Digitalised
Health Awareness Is Beginning To Grow
City-dwellers Embrace Sharing Economy
Young People Leaving the Country Creates
"brain Drain"
Consumer Segmentation
Babies and Infants (0-2 Years)
Chart 2 Babies and Infants in Focus 2017-2030
Kids (aged 3-7)
Chart 3 Kids in Focus 2017-2030
Tweens (aged 8-12)
Chart 4 Tweens in Focus 2017-2030
Teens (13-17)
Chart 5 Teens in Focus 2017-2030
Young Adults (18-29)
Chart 6 Young Adults in Focus 2017-2030
Chart 7 Priorities of Young Adults (Aged 18-29)
Middle Youth (30-44)
Chart 8 Middle Youth in Focus
Chart 9 Priorities of Middle Youth (Aged 30-44)
Mid-lifers (45-64)
Chart 10 Mid-Lifers in Focus
Chart 11 Priorities and Preferences of
Mid-Lifers (Aged 45-59)
Later-lifers (65-79)
Chart 12 Later-Lifers in Focus
Chart 13 Priorities and Preferences of
Later-Lifers (Aged 60+)
Seniors (80+)
Chart 14 Seniors in Focus 2017-2030
Chart 15 Life Expectancy 2017-2030
House and Home
the Home Space
Chart 16 Home Ownership 2017-2030
Chart 17 Households by Type 2017-2030
Chart 18 Households by Urban and Rural 2017-2030
Chart 19 Age Distribution of Consumers by
Dwelling Type 2017
Running Costs
Chart 20 Household Running Costs 2017-2030
Chart 21 Housing-related Spending Intentions
Spending and Saving
Attitudes Towards Spending
Chart 22 Discretionary Item or Service Spending
Intentions: 2017-2018
Attitudes Towards Savings
Chart 23 Disposable Income and Savings 2012-2017
Chart 24 Saving and Spending Intentions
2017-2018
Shopping
Main Household Shop
Chart 25 Household Shop by Retailer Type 2017
Chart 26 Shopping Habits, Attitudes and
Influencers
Shopping for Big-ticket Items and Personal Goods
Shopping Online
Chart 27 Spending on Internet Retailing 2017
Chart 28 Motivations for Shopping Online vs
In-store
Eating and Drinking
Eating Habits
Chart 29 Consumer Spending on Food by Type: 2017
Chart 30 Preferences, Preparation, and
Consumption of Food
Chart 31 Total Consumer Spending compared to
Spending on Food 2017
Drinking Habits
Chart 32 Consumer Spending on Drinks by Type
2017
Chart 33 Total Consumer Spending compared to
Spending on Alcoholic and Non-Alcoholic Drinks 2017
Chart 34 Frequency of Drink Consumption Outside
the Home
Grooming and Appearance
Investing in Yourself: Female Personal Grooming
and Hygiene
Chart 35 Consumer Expenditure on Clothing,
Footwear and Personal Care by Men and Women 2017
Chart 36 Total Consumer Expenditure Compared
with Spending on Clothing, Footwear and Personal Care by Men and Women 2017
Chart 37 Daily Time Spent on Grooming Activities
by Women: 2017
Investing in Yourself: Male Personal Grooming
and Hygiene
Chart 38 Daily Time Spent on Grooming Activities
by Men: 2017
Style Icons and Celebrity Influences
Chart 39 Social Media and Celebrity Influences
Healthy and Ethical Living
Attitudes To Health and Wellbeing
Chart 40 Health-related Spending and Healthy
Life Expectancy for Men and Women 2017-2030
Chart 41 Obese and Overweight Population 2017
and 2020
Chart 42 Daily Health-Related Activities and
Concerns by Age: 2017
Ethical Living
Chart 43 Eco-Attitudes and Willingness to Pay
for Environmentally-friendly Product Features
Sport and Fitness
Chart 44 Frequency of Exercise Activities
Leisure and Recreation
Leisure Time
Chart 45 Life Stress Concerns
Chart 46 Household Possession of a Smartphone,
Laptop and Tablet and Access to the Internet 2017
Chart 47 Frequency of Common Digital Activities
on a Computer and a Mobile Phone
Chart 48 Daily Social Activities on Computer vs.
Mobile Phone: 2017
Chart 49 Total Consumer Expenditure compared to
Spending on Leisure and Recreation
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