第一张图把消费者对产品的支出分为了增加支出品类和减少支出品类。增加类最

The first picture divides consumer spending on products into categories of increasing expenditure and categories of decreasing expenditure. The first three of the most obvious increase categories are sanitary and anti-epidemic products, grain, oil, rice noodles and household cleaning products, which are 88.9%, 72.7%, and 68.1%, respectively. As well as home appliances, they are -77.3%, -69.6%, and 56%. It can be seen that consumers' emphasis on family health and self-epidemic prevention during the epidemic has reduced their activities abroad

The first chart divides consumer spending on products into categories that increase spending and reduce spending. The top three most obvious additions were health and epidemic prevention supplies, grain and oil rice noodles and household cleaning supplies, with 88.9%, 72.7% and 68.1%, respectively; It can be seen that consumers during the outbreak of family hygiene and self-epidemic attention, have been in accordance with the rules to reduce the activities outside

The first chart divides consumer spending on products into increasing spending categories and reducing spending categories. The first three most obvious increase categories are health and epidemic prevention products, grain, oil, rice noodles and household cleaning products, which are 88.9%, 72.7% and 68.1% respectively; on the contrary, the three most obvious decrease categories are hairdressing and manicure products, clothing, shoes and bags and household electricity, which are - 77.3%, - 69.6% and 56% respectively. It can be seen from this that consumers pay attention to family health and self epidemic prevention during the epidemic, and reduce their activities outside according to the rules<br>