What is a consumer item

1. According to the consumption object:

Consumption of tangible goods: a mode of consumption used in exchange for physical goods;

Labor consumption: consumption in the nature of services, without the exchange of goods;

2. According to the transaction method:

Consumption of money and goods: one hand to pay the money and the other to deliver the goods, after the transaction is completed, the ownership and use rights of the goods belong to the buyer himself;

Loan consumption: advanced consumption (suitable for young people with stable income, optimistic about future income and no savings);

Rental consumption: Through short-term rental, the ownership of the product is not changed, and the right to use the product for a certain period of time is obtained (suitable for people: people who cannot afford to buy or do not want to buy due to limited number of uses).

3. According to the purpose of consumption:

Consumption of means of subsistence: the consumption of material life and labor services necessary for survival;

Consumption of development materials: used to meet the consumption of morality, intelligence and physical fitness;

Enjoyment of material consumption: the consumption of people's material life and spiritual life after their needs for survival and development are satisfied.

1. The personal care products industry is composed of oral care products, hair care products, personal cleaning products, cosmetics, paper towels, shoe care products and shaving products;

2. The household care products industry is composed of fabric cleaning products based on laundry soap and synthetic detergents, as well as household cleaners based on dish cleaners, floor cleaners, toilet cleaners, air fresheners, insecticides, mosquito repellent and polishing agents;

3. The branded packaged food and beverage industry is composed of health drinks, soft drinks, baked goods, chocolate, ice cream, coffee, processed meat, vegetables and fruits, dairy products, bottled water and branded rice and flour sugar.

The consumption expenditure of ordinary households is divided into eight categories: food, tobacco and alcohol, clothing, housing, daily necessities and services, transportation and communications, education, culture and entertainment, medical care, and other goods and services. The scope of residents' consumption expenditure here refers to the regular and repeated consumption expenditure in the daily life of residents for the purpose of meeting the needs of themselves and their family members, excluding capital investment expenditures, expenditures for the purpose of value preservation and appreciation, and the part of residents' final consumption that is spent by ** (including ** expenditure on health care, education, etc.). For example, other goods and services include insurance, which refers to service expenses such as life insurance, unemployment insurance, transportation insurance, medical insurance, travel insurance, etc.

and other services not specified include: legal services and consulting expenditures; employment placement and matchmaking expenses; funeral and funeral service expenditures; Real Estate Brokerage** Expenditures; photocopying and printing expenditures; Expenses for handling birth certificates, marriage certificates and other documents; Private detective, private bodyguard service expenditures, etc. Those who see a doctor, give gifts, and eat and cigarettes are classified according to their respective categories.

Extended information: There are two forms of household consumption: one is consumption expenditure on the direct purchase of goods and services in the form of money.

The second is consumption expenditure on goods and services obtained in other ways, the so-called virtual consumption expenditure