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Sustainable Consumption of Generation Z

As an optimistic and responsible generation, Gen Z is both the most individualistic and the most concerned about the planet and the environment. As the main force of mobile Internet and consumer market in contemporary society, Generation Z, with a population base of over 2 billion, has greater awareness and sensitivity to sustainable consumption than other age groups.

source: CouponBirds

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People Return To The Office Because Of Expensive Office Costs

Many workers have been forced to work from home since the COVID-19 pandemic, but more and more people are finding it is expensive. This year's extraordinary inflation has caused people to pay more for their office environment at home, such as air conditioning, heating, Internet, groceries, office tools, desks and chairs.

CouponBirds surveyed 2,890 office workers to find out how many are intending to return to the office because of high office costs. 35% of employees said they had returned to the traditional work pattern solely for personal financial reasons.

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Women’s payment is less than men’s in the United States where male employees’ annual income is 82 percent of that of male employees. Across the US, the gender pay gap for younger employees is smaller and varies by region. According to a research by the Pew Research Center, women under 30 earn the same or more than men of the same age in 22 of the 250 largest U.S. cities.

Another research from CouponBirds showed that such pay disparities widen as female and male employees age.

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CouponBirds conducted a survey of 3,510 consumers across the U.S. to determine the exact amount at which they would be willing to sell their online shopping data if it were hypothetically possible. This found that the average online shopper would be willing to sell their personal online shopping data for the price of $1,452.25.

Is this price fair to you? Are you willing to sell your data?