This report explores consumer attitudes towards sustainable products and the use of scenario techniques to predict future trends.
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| Report location: | source |
| Language: | English |
| Authors: | Ute Hélène Von Reibnitz |
| Time horizon: | 2010 |
| Geographic focus: | Europe, United States Of Europe (use), Global |
The research method involved analyzing consumer attitudes and behaviors, identifying external influences, and using scenario techniques to project future developments. This included creating alternative scenarios, analyzing their consistency, interpreting and visualizing future environments, and assessing consequences and wild cards. The process culminated in the development of a master guideline that fits both extreme scenarios.
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The report examines the changing world of consumer attitudes, particularly regarding sustainable products, and the uncertainty of whether this trend will become mainstream. It discusses the importance of improving sustainable thinking and behavior and the factors that could influence consumer attitudes. The report introduces scenario techniques as a planning tool to explore future consumer environments. These techniques involve creating consistent scenarios that consider various future situations, linking them to present company situations, and developing strategies to address future opportunities and threats. The report also considers wild cards, such as technological breakthroughs or ecological disasters, and their potential impact on companies. It outlines an eight-step process for applying scenario techniques, from task analysis to scenario transfer. Two contrasting scenarios for 2010 are presented: Scenario A, a performance society with a focus on technology and individual responsibility, and Scenario B, a sustainable society with an emphasis on social peace and ecological principles. The report concludes with a master guideline synthesizing the consequences of both scenarios for consumer attitudes towards sustainable products, emphasizing the importance of scenario techniques for long-term sustainable prosperity.
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Categories: 2010 time horizon | 2010s time horizon | English publication language | Europe geographic scope | Global geographic scope | United States Of Europe (use) geographic scope | consumer | consumer attitudes | ecological disasters | future trends | master guideline | performance society | products | scenario techniques | sustainability | sustainable | sustainable products | sustainable society | technological breakthroughs | wild cards
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