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Friday, April 4, 2014

Indonesian Middle Class Not Just Buy Luxury Goods

Indonesian Middle Class Not Just Buy Luxury Goods

Explosion in the number of Asian middle class in recent years has always been the center of attention . Many consumer companies vying claws in countries like China .

Asian middle class - those who spend their money of $ 2 to $ 20 per day - has now reached 565 million people . However , their culture is much different than buying a middle-class consumers in the West . With a budget of $ 2 per day , they do not buy vehicles and kitchen appliances .

A recent study released by Eden Strategy Institute in Singapore seeks to uncover needs and shopping habits of the Asian middle class - which is estimated to reach 3.5 billion people by 2030 with a growth rate of 85 % of which occur in China , India , Indonesia , Malaysia , Myanmar , Philippines , Thailand , and Vietnam .

Through a series of questions pertaining to the household income and expenditure daily , the study found a number of interesting things obtained from respondents from Indonesia , India , the Philippines , and Vietnam .

Middle-class consumers in these countries , for example , assessing friendship is higher than the house . However , they chose to lose savings rather than a place to stay . They are most worried if it should fall ill , although 70 % of them do not have insurance . Although McDonald 's has just opened a branch in Vietnam - the country with the penetration of the Internet and mobile devices are high - more respondents who chose not to have a cell phone than to not eat fast food .

Meanwhile , the Philippines is the country with the level of the highest ownership of smartphones and computers , and Vietnam has the highest rate of credit card ownership among the four countries . When the respondents were asked about the possibility of groceries priority if income increases , India achieved the top position in the affairs select mobile phones and electronic goods . In Indonesia , approximately 20 % of respondents said the drug , the highest among the four other countries .

When asked about the unlikely event marginalized , the Internet is almost the answer to all respondents . However , most still reveal dependence on French fries and Coca - Cola . In Indonesia , the respondents preferring instead to buy ice cream instead of shampoo .

Held together with Jana , enterprise mobile device statistics , marketing and social research , the survey was sent via cell phone carrier services to 1000 mobile phone users in Indonesia , India , the Philippines , and Vietnam . Nearly 70 % of respondents are male with an average age of 24 years .

A fairly young age . From there , it appears that the survey has a weakness - the largest share of the middle class trying to learn missed . According to Eden Strategy Institute , there are more efforts to improve the survey included face to face interviews with consumers as well as laboratory " innovation " for companies seeking to achieve better results through initiatives in Asian middle class .WSJ

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