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Research Article
Abstract
The pandemic has universally disrupted the way people live and socialise. People’s behavioural patterns have also been significantly influenced by the Covid-19 pandemic. A study conducted in Singapore found evidence of at least 17 behavioural changes triggered by Covid-19 pandemic. Another study done in Italy found that there was a high intention to adopt protective behaviours post the Covid-19 lockdown. Similarly, a study done in South Africa indicated enhanced behavioural responses to Covid-19 and consequently the evolution of preventive behaviours. The behavioural changes triggered by Covid-19 pandemic are likely to extend into consumption territory and impact consumer behaviour significantly. A seminal study done at Swiss Re Institute found that Covid-19 was likely to change the way people work, travel, communicate, shop and more.
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Titus, Ray; Valera, Sejal; and Sengupta, Debashish
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Available at: https://doi.org/10.38039/2214-4625.1024
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