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Yr 9
Consumer and Financial Decisions
Choosing where to buy
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Shopping In-store:
Many customers still prefer the experience of purchasing something
in-store.
A physical store is called a
bricks and mortar
store.
Online Shopping:
A highly convenient method of shopping where goods or services are purchased via the
internet.
Shopping Online
Advantages:
Range of
sources
to buy from
Quick
Comparison
shopping can be done easily at
home
Cheaper
products
Quick
delivery
times
Allows the use of
mobile
devices for easy online shopping
Allows consumers to access goods
overseas
Product will be in
stock
Access
stores
that aren't
physically close
Shopping Online
Disadvantages:
A website may not be
permanent
and tracing the owner may be
impossible
Delivery charges
apply
for delivery
Returns of
faulty
products take time
Providing credit card details can be
risky
unless the site is secure.
Proliferation (rapid growth) of
scams
and
internet
fraud.
Can't pay with
cash
Exchange rate could change
buying
overseas
Shopping Instore
Advantages:
Consumers can try products
in-store
and
test
them out
They can purchase products immediately without
shipping fees
or
delay
They can receive
customer service
to help them with their customer experience and
shopping
Shopping In-store
Disadvantages:
Having to
physically
travel
to stores (as they may be far)
The store might not have the item you are looking for
Waiting in
line
More difficult to
compare
prices of items