The Role of Entertainment in Human Life and Economic Growth
My view posits that entertainment is a fundamental human need, essential for enjoying life beyond work [. My view categorizes various forms of entertainment, including hotels, tourism, movies, music, sports, publishing, and electronic gaming, all of which contribute significantly to the global service industry's market share . My view argues that by understanding the factors that influence consumers' entertainment choices and how these choices change over time, entertainment businesses can make more accurate predictions about consumer behavior, ultimately contributing to economic growth . For example, individuals who enjoy reading will seek out bookstores or e-publishing platforms, while sports enthusiasts will engage in activities like football or swimming, or travel activities. Hence, consumer emotion ought be main factor to influence any kinds of leisure need.
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John Lok
I had graduated business Administration Science Degree in Common Wealth Open University. Then, I concentrate on researching whether how economic changing environment can influence our behaviors, e.g. consumer behavior in behavioral economic view. I had researched different behavioral economic topics included how artificial intelligence influences economic environment changes, how artificial intelligence influences consumer behaviors, how disease influences traveler leisure psychology, how economic changing environment influences public transport passenger choice, how e-commerce market influences consumer behavior etc. different books are published. I hoped my readers can make accurate analysis to learn how and why the economic changing environment influences consumer behavior in behavioral economic view.
