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Seven out of ten Romanians go to the mall at least once a week, and three of them are women and four are men. In addition, if gentlemen are the ones who come to the mall more often, ladies spend more time per visit. And as far as buying habits are concerned, men spend 10% more than women (302 lei vs 275 lei) . These were the findings of the authors of a study conducted by Reveal Marketing Research. The explanation lies in the fact that men purchase technology, which is known to be more expensive. But the data from this research surprises in several ways. For example, according to mental clichés, we would have expected the number of women to be higher among those who are fond of going to the mall. Then the figure of 7 out of 10 seems a bit high in view of the general purchasing power of Romanians. However, if we deepen the analysis and start taking into account factors such as proximity, explanations begin to appear, and are now offered to us by sociologist Dan Petre.
In Romania, 62% of inhabitants have never stepped into a museum, and only 33% go in once or several times a year, according to the 2019 Cultural Consumption Barometer. Since that time, before the breakout of the COVID-19 pandemic, polls on museum attendance have not been run, but no radical change seems to be in sight. However, experts believe these are worrying figures, but that they should not scare us. We asked sociologist Dan Petre to explain:
“We definitely should not panic. What I believe is constructive for geting out of this situation is to put pressure on museums to become more attractive and interesting. I mean, I would have a more capitalist approach, so to say, as follows: consumers have no obligation to visit museums, they have no obligation to expand their general knowledge. It is the museums who have the duty to make the experience they offer more attractive, so that they can get on the agenda for spare time for people, for consumers. This seems to me to ....
Ambassadors from 14 countries in Buenos Aires paid a tribute to the victims of Shoah, the Jewish Holocaust at the hands of the Third Reich in the 1930s and 1940s during a ceremony at the Museum in Buenos Aires Monday remembered the Holocaust ....