Are Indians Less Quality Conscious?
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Suprabhat said:
9 years ago
Actually NO, it depends on availability and capital, a villager who is buying vegetable which is fresh in low price but, if a guy buying veggies from another area though he has money he not getting that fresh vegetable.
Another issue is money, almost all class of people when they buy something it doesn't mean poor buys something blindly something, quality matters for them too, they buy also by checking the things in their budget.
Another issue is money, almost all class of people when they buy something it doesn't mean poor buys something blindly something, quality matters for them too, they buy also by checking the things in their budget.
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Harsh jindal said:
9 years ago
Indians are not less quality conscious but due to lack of availability and affordability many Indians use inferior goods according to their income as they don't have much in their pocket to spend so they are indirectly purchasing inferior goods instead of knowing that it is inferior good. 99% of Indians are quality conscious can't say 100 because I didn't have a survey. But at last, my point is that Indians are quality conscious.
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Twinkle said:
9 years ago
According to me, this point totally depends on persons and mindsets because India having a type of people some belong to a middle-class family, some belong to the lower class and some belong to higher class so higher class persons also buy a good product and middle-class people are also buy less quality product. They want to buy a good quality product but, they have not enough money so Indians are not less quality conscious.
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Nipun bansal said:
9 years ago
There are three types of people living in India.
Poor class, middle class, and higher class.
* According to poor class they want more quantity in lower budget. They don't depend on quality. In India there are Approx. 60% People who have quality conscious.
* Middle family look up their budget they also depend on the money they want quantity and quality according to their budgets.
* Higher family want more quality.
Poor class, middle class, and higher class.
* According to poor class they want more quantity in lower budget. They don't depend on quality. In India there are Approx. 60% People who have quality conscious.
* Middle family look up their budget they also depend on the money they want quantity and quality according to their budgets.
* Higher family want more quality.
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Kapil Dev Singh said:
9 years ago
Hello, freinds. I respect your opinion but in my point of view, we Indians are not less quality conscious. Since the awareness is spreading all around. Everyone is moving towards their stable and good state. People are getting employment. This helps to generate income which further helps to make us quality conscious. But also other than quality other factors influenced us to look things like choice and affordability.
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Dewoo Sawant said:
8 years ago
As per my opinion, Indians are conscious about quality. The indians wanted quality products as per their requirements. As we think of farmers they buy quality seed to florish their agriculture. As we take example of business man then quality is important key for them. I don't cansider that if we have more amount of money then people will go to buy quality products it only depends according to the basic requirements.
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Rahul said:
9 years ago
Hello, guys, I don't think so that Indians are less quality conscious. It's all about money. 80% of Indians belongs to middle class. Who has to think upon before buying any product. Whether it affects their monthly budget or they can afford it or not. Quality does not matter to a person who does not have enough money to have a single meal in a day. Quality matters only for them who can afford high-quality products.
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Mazher said:
9 years ago
I agree with the statement we Indians always prefer a quality over the quantity.
As discussed in an earlier discussion we have assorted class of societies while every individual wants to have a better quality of goods but at some point, they need to restrain the best considering some factors which do not suit their pockets.
Apparently, Indians are the best choice makers as they go with both trend and quality.
As discussed in an earlier discussion we have assorted class of societies while every individual wants to have a better quality of goods but at some point, they need to restrain the best considering some factors which do not suit their pockets.
Apparently, Indians are the best choice makers as they go with both trend and quality.
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Akarsh jain said:
9 years ago
Hello guys,
My opinion about Indians is may be a bit different than yours.
I think Indians are very wise and on focus price as well as quality. Being an Indian I will always buy a thing that is available at a cheap price and good quality.
Because of this cheap price many people think that the material is of low quality. They never know that the material is the best that could have been bought at this price.
My opinion about Indians is may be a bit different than yours.
I think Indians are very wise and on focus price as well as quality. Being an Indian I will always buy a thing that is available at a cheap price and good quality.
Because of this cheap price many people think that the material is of low quality. They never know that the material is the best that could have been bought at this price.
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Gunjan said:
10 years ago
Talking about quality, I think we Indians have learnt a lot in what to buy or what not to. And also its something which depend on our-self like depends on person to person. We Indians have faced lot of changes in market. In India also people are brand conscious.
Our economy has got a hike in last few months. Many big brands are investing in india which means people are interested in buying those stuffs.
Our economy has got a hike in last few months. Many big brands are investing in india which means people are interested in buying those stuffs.
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