Consumer Forces of Change relate to the way in which consumers behave or the way in which behaviour is changing. These Forces of Change may include the following:

• Demographic changes "Pig in the python."

• Desire for greater control.

• Looking for integrity.

• Greater time pressure.

• Balancing global and local.

ConsumerLoop Newsletters

ConsumerLoop newsletters are a regular Through the Loop publication designed as part of the Knowledge Development Programme. These analyse some of the key Consumer Forces of Change.

• Talking About My Generation, September 2003

• Complete control, December 2001

• Trust and brand governance, September 2001

• Time and tide,,,,, February 2001

• New communities, new anchors, September 2000

• Consumer Advocacy, November 1999  

• Whose Health Is It Anyway?, April 1999

• The Disenfranchised Consumer, December 1998

• Consumer Fusion, July 1998

• The Future of Cities, January 1998

• New Geographies, January 1997

• Emerging Consumer Themes, November 1996

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