China's New Consumers: Social Development and Domestic Demand

By E. Croll. 2006

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The Intergenerational Contract in the Changing Asian Family (2006, background): “…often than not require the pooling of familial incomes, long-term savings or even the sale of family assets (Whyte, 2003, pp. 202–204; Rajan et al., 1999, p. 272; Lee, 1998, p. 262; Singh, S., 1997, p. 50; Dandekar, 1996, p. 14; Singh, R., 1995, p. 55; Hugo, 1992, p. 221; Yan, 2005; Croll, 2006).”
Organic food products in China: determinants of consumers’ purchase intentions (2012, background): “A contradictory report portrays Chinese consumers as being no longer interested in foreign brands or products, and domestic products are seen to provide better value with good enough or matching quality at lower prices (Croll 2006).”
The rise of inconspicuous consumption (2015, background): “Croll (2006), Tian and Dong (2011) and Zhou and Belk (2004) all find that Chinese conspicuous consumption after Deng’s opening of the economy in the late 1970s was due to the sudden influx of Western goods and the liberation from bland unisex clothing, but that now the former fascination with…”
Reassessing human resource management ‘with Chinese characteristics’: An overview (2008, background): “%) but, for better or worse, China now shows signs of becoming a ‘consumer society’ (see Gamble 2001; Croll 2006).”