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Jukeboksi: Reverted edits by 61.4.82.245 (talk) to last revision by Jukeboksi

2018-11-08T21:08:23Z

Reverted edits by 61.4.82.245 (talk) to last revision by Jukeboksi

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	~~7yXT02 <~~a ~~href~~=~~"http~~:~~//hwkghgeumpfw.com/">hwkghgeumpfw</a>~~, [~~url=http~~:~~//zutcqcqzqnbb.com/~~]~~zutcqcqzqnbb~~[~~/url~~], [~~link=http://oxugchmfshxd~~.~~com/~~]~~oxugchmfshxd[/link~~]~~, http://mnnatgxgzhtt~~.~~com/~~		==Who is a Consumer==
			Well, the consumer is someone living in an rich, industrialised country and is interested in matters such as [[w:Globalization\|Globalization]], [[w:Fair trade\|Fair trade]] and [[w:Environment\|well being of nature]] and exploition of workforce in poor countries.

			People with so scarce financial resources that they cannot choose between product X, Y and Z are not considered to be Consumer in our context. Sorry about the people living on under 2$ per day.

			According to a [[Worldwatch Institute]] study 1.728.000.000 people belong to the global "[[consumer class]]". In developed countries 80% of population and in developing countries 17% of the population belong to this class

61.4.82.245: UkHkwjQoEEJm

2010-05-30T16:18:19Z

UkHkwjQoEEJm

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	=~~=Who is~~ a ~~Consumer==~~		7yXT02 <a href="http://hwkghgeumpfw.com/">hwkghgeumpfw</a>, [url=http://zutcqcqzqnbb.com/]zutcqcqzqnbb[/url], [link=http://oxugchmfshxd.com/]oxugchmfshxd[/link], http://mnnatgxgzhtt.com/
	~~Well~~, ~~the consumer is someone living in an rich, industrialised country and is interested in matters such as~~ [[w:~~Globalization\|Globalization~~]], [[w:~~Fair trade\|Fair trade~~]~~] and~~ [~~[w:Environment\|well being of nature~~]~~] and exploition of workforce in poor countries.~~

	~~People with so scarce financial resources that they cannot choose between product X~~, ~~Y and Z are not considered to be Consumer in our context. Sorry about the people living on under 2$ per day.~~

	~~According to a [[Worldwatch Institute]] study 1.728.000.000 people belong to the global "[[consumer class]]"~~. ~~In developed countries 80% of population and in developing countries 17% of the population belong to this class~~

Jukeboksi: moving question to talk page

2004-03-07T23:10:01Z

moving question to talk page

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	According to a [[Worldwatch Institute]] study 1.728.000.000 people belong to the global "[[consumer class]]". In developed countries 80% of population and in developing countries 17% of the population belong to this class		According to a [[Worldwatch Institute]] study 1.728.000.000 people belong to the global "[[consumer class]]". In developed countries 80% of population and in developing countries 17% of the population belong to this class

	~~:What is the test for being in this "class"? Put it at the link added.~~

142.177.93.49 at 22:49, 7 March 2004

2004-03-07T22:49:30Z

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	==Who is Consumer==		==Who is a Consumer==
	Well, the consumer is someone living in an rich, industrialised country and is interested in matters such as [[w:Globalization\|Globalization]], [[w:Fair trade\|Fair trade]] and [[w:Environment\|well being of nature]] and exploition of workforce in poor countries.		Well, the consumer is someone living in an rich, industrialised country and is interested in matters such as [[w:Globalization\|Globalization]], [[w:Fair trade\|Fair trade]] and [[w:Environment\|well being of nature]] and exploition of workforce in poor countries.

	People with so scarce financial resources that they cannot choose between product X, Y and Z are not considered to be Consumer in our context. Sorry about the people living on under 2$ per day.		People with so scarce financial resources that they cannot choose between product X, Y and Z are not considered to be Consumer in our context. Sorry about the people living on under 2$ per day.

	According to a [[Worldwatch Institute]] study 1.728.000.000 people belong to the global "consumer class". In developed countries 80% of population and in developing countries 17% of the population belong to this class		According to a [[Worldwatch Institute]] study 1.728.000.000 people belong to the global "[[consumer class]]". In developed countries 80% of population and in developing countries 17% of the population belong to this class

			:What is the test for being in this "class"? Put it at the link added.

Jukeboksi: 1.728.000.000 people belong to the global "consumer class"

2004-03-07T21:38:02Z

1.728.000.000 people belong to the global "consumer class"

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	People with so scarce financial resources that they cannot choose between product X, Y and Z are not considered to be Consumer in our context. Sorry about the people living on under 2$ per day.		People with so scarce financial resources that they cannot choose between product X, Y and Z are not considered to be Consumer in our context. Sorry about the people living on under 2$ per day.

			According to a [[Worldwatch Institute]] study 1.728.000.000 people belong to the global "consumer class". In developed countries 80% of population and in developing countries 17% of the population belong to this class

Jukeboksi: definition of consumer in context of Consumerium

2003-03-15T16:33:19Z

definition of consumer in context of Consumerium

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	==Who is Consumer==		==Who is Consumer==
			Well, the consumer is someone living in an rich, industrialised country and is interested in matters such as [[w:Globalization\|Globalization]], [[w:Fair trade\|Fair trade]] and [[w:Environment\|well being of nature]] and exploition of workforce in poor countries.

	~~I don't know~~. ~~Do you have an idea?~~		People with so scarce financial resources that they cannot choose between product X, Y and Z are not considered to be Consumer in our context. Sorry about the people living on under 2$ per day.

Consumerium at 20:14, 11 March 2003

2003-03-11T20:14:16Z

New page

==Who is Consumer==

I don't know. Do you have an idea?