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An Analysis of the Recovery Path of the Consumer Sector in the Post-Pandemic Era

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  • Wenbo Lyu
  • Jiayi Zhu
  • Yunan Ding
  • Keming Zhang

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This paper proposes a referencable pattern of the recovery of the consumption sector, a new dimension to observe and evaluate the intrinsic value of the consumption sector, and proposes the concept of sensory-based consumption and the ranking of the weights of different categories;creates the concept of digital consumption index, coupled with digital RMB index and China-style digital economy index. Finally we explain the internal logic of digital consumption as a consumption upgrade tool and a higher valuation target in the context of China's economic performance in 2022 and the Chinese government's policy in 2023, leading to the investment strategy of roller conduction effect.

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  • Wenbo Lyu & Jiayi Zhu & Yunan Ding & Keming Zhang, 2024. "An Analysis of the Recovery Path of the Consumer Sector in the Post-Pandemic Era," Papers 2402.07960, arXiv.org.
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