For more than a decade, digital technology has changed Canada’s economy so that goods and services can be supplied to consumers...
How the On-Demand Economy Changed Canadian Consumer Behaviour
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Behavioural Insights to Help Financial Planners Bridge Gaps
Canadians still have trouble planning for their financial futures. Financial planners across the nation find getting people...
Consumer groups could help reduce dangers to consumers of counterfeit goods, pirated media
Canadian consumers find it difficult to identify the perils of buying ‘counterfeit’ goods and ‘pirated’ digital media, and...
Behavioural economics research partnership funded by Government of Canada
A research partnership that includes the Consumers Council of Canada and is led by Prof. Dilip Soman and housed at...
Canadian consumers eager for innovative approaches to resolving marketplace problems
Canadian governments can better handle consumer complaints and work more capably with consumer organizations, to promote and...
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