How can we make consumer choose consumption credit tool
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https://doi.org/10.61173/k10fh885Keywords:
Saving rate, Credit tool, Behavioral eco-nomicAbstract
This paper focus on how to encourage people to consume more and save less by choosing to use more consumption credit tool. In this paper I mainly test the prevailing strategy use by those super-sized company, which is simplifying the bill, giving consumer a discount and the mixed strategy with this both two strategies. Why I chose these two treatments is based on the information I collected from the comments of people about the current credit tools in the social media. I take the form of online questionnaire with the data from the Questionstar, and I use logistic to deal with it to measure which treatment works.
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