O anticonsumo em países emergentes
Anti-consumption in emerging countries
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.34117/bjdv8n12-205Keywords:
anticonsumo, redução do consumo, satisfação com a vida, bem-estar financeiroAbstract
Este estudo buscou investigar a relação entre as classes sociais e a adoção do anticonsumo, mediada pela satisfação com a vida e bem-estar financeiro. Ademais, buscou-se identificar o impacto da classe social e qual variável impacta mais na propensão à adoção do anticonsumo. Esta pesquisa se caracteriza como um estudo descritivo, de natureza quantitativa e de corte único. Utilizou-se a base de dados da Latinobarómetro (2017), com uma amostra de 17.608 indivíduos, para empregar uma análise mediação multivariada, efetuada com o auxílio da análise de caminhos do PROCESS para identificar os efeitos das relações. Os resultados evidenciam que indivíduos mais satisfeitos com a vida e com melhor bem-estar financeiro possuem maior propensão a adotar o movimento de redução do consumo. Estes resultados contribuem para evidenciar algumas determinantes que impactam o estilo de vida de redução do consumo em países emergentes.
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