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  2021 Consumer Trend Insights

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  김난도,전미영,최지혜,이향은,이준영,이수진,서유현,권정윤,한다혜

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  2020년 11월 20일

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  책소개

  영어로 읽는 <트렌드 코리아 2021>
  
  해마다 출간 즉시, 종합 베스트셀러 1위를 차지하는 ‘검증된’ 최고의 트렌드서, <트렌드 코리아> 시리즈를 이제 영어로도 만날 수 있게 됐다. 명실공히 글로벌 시대, K-Pop과 K-Food에 이어 K-Trend가 이제 세계를 리드한다. 국내외 대기업 및 다국적 기업의 외국인 임원들과 국내에 주재하고 있는 외국인 비즈니스맨들과 언론사 특파원들 그리고 해외 투자자들에게는 물론이고, 국내외 비즈니스 현장에서 활용할 수 있는 트렌디한 영어 표현에 목말라 하는 국내 영어학습자들에게도 반가운 책이 될 것이다.
  한국에서 현재 뭐가 인기 있고, 한국 소비자들이 무엇을 좋아하며, 왜 달고나 커피와 아무노래 챌린지가 그토록 세계적인 인기를 끌 수 있었는지, 한국의 MZ세대가 무엇에 열광하며 그들을 왜 ‘롤코족’이라고 부르는지, 당근이 왜 먹는 당근이 아닌 것인지, 궁금해 하는 모든 사람들에게 친절하고 흥미로우면서도 심도 있는 설명을 담고 있다.
  영문판은 한글판을 최대한 충실히 옮기되 단어 대 단어의 직역을 피하고 글로벌 시장에서 일하는 기획자와 마케터, 디자이너, 사업가들이 보다 쉽게 이해하고 받아들일 수 있도록 조정 작업을 거쳤다. 글로벌 시장의 ‘테스트 베드’ 역할을 하는 한국 시장과 한국 소비자에 대한 이해는 글로벌 시장에 대한 이해에도 도움을 줄 것이다.
  
  

  목차

  004 Authors 008 Preface Ten Keywords 013 Coming of ‘V-nomics’ 047 Omni-layered Homes 069 We Are the Money-friendly Generation 095 Best We Pivot 123 On This Roller Coaster Ride 147 Your Daily Sporty Life 171 Heading to the Resale Market 201 Everyone Matters in the ‘CX Universe’ 225 ‘Real Me’: Searching for My Own Label 251 ‘Ontact’, ‘Untact’, with a Human Touch 276 Notes
  
  

  저자소개

  저자 : Rando Kim (김난도) Rando Kim is a professor in the Dept. of Consumer Science(DCS), Seoul National University(SNU) and the head of Consumer Trend Center(CTC), SNU. As a specialist in consumer behavior and market trend analysis, he has written more than 20 books including Trend Korea series, Trend China, What Consumers Want , and Luxury Korea. He also wrote essay books, Amor Fati , Future and My Job, and Youth, It’s Painful which is sold three million copies in 14 countries. He has conducted research projects about consumer needs finding, new product planning, and market trend probing for Korea’s major companies like Samsung, LG, SK, CJ, Hyundai Motors, Amore Pacific, Lotte, Fursys, Nongshim, and Coway. 저자 : Miyoung Jeon (전미영) She currently works as a research fellow in the CTC, SNU. She worked as a research analyst at the Samsung Economic Research Institute. She obtained BA, MA, and PhD degrees in DCS, SNU. She wrote Ph.D. dissertation and subsequent articles about purchasing behavior and consumer happiness. She received ‘The Best Publication Award’ from the Korean Society of Consumer Studies in 2008. She is interested in tracking consumer trends in Korea and China as well as big data analysis for new product development and industrial application. 저자 : Jihye Choi (최지혜) Jihye Choi, Ph.D. in Consumer Science from DCS, SNU, works as a research fellow at CTC. She has participated in many consulting projects with Korea’s leading companies such as Samsung and LG, and gives public lectures on consumer trends. She currently teaches consumer behavior and qualitative research methodology at SNU. She contributes many articles and columns to major Korean newspapers and media. 저자 : Hyang Eun Lee (이향은) Hyang Eun Lee is an associate professor in the Dept. of Service Design Engineering, Sungshin Women’s University. She has a master’s degree in Design Management from the Central Saint Martins in London, England and a Ph.D. in Design from the Graduate School of Arts, SNU with dissertation on “A Study on the Process Model Focused on Experience: Centering on Experience of a Designer Transformed into Intuitive Insight.” Her main area of research includes UX trends and user psychology, as well as design and consumption trends. She is working in research and development as regards to innovvation in government and corporations. 저자 : June Young Lee (이준영) June Young Lee currently works as an associate professor in Sang-Myung University. He received a doctor’s degree in DCS, SNU. He received ‘The Best Paper Award’ in The Journal of Consumer Studies. He worked as a senior researcher in Life Soft Research lab of LG Electronics. He is a laboratory chief of Consumer Research Center in Sang-Myung University. 저자 : Soojin Lee (이수진) Soojin Lee has completed BA, MA, and Ph.D. course in DCS, SNU. She has been a senior researcher at CTC since 2015. Prior to joining the center, she was a stock market reporter on Maeil Economic TV. As a contributing researcher, she is conducting a number of consulting projects with clients about consumer trend. She won the first prize in the Korean Academic Society of Financial Planning symposium. Her studies focus on consumer trends, consumption culture, and family economics. 저자 : YouHyun Alex Suh (서유현) YouHyun Alex Suh graduated from Central Saint Martins College of Art & Design Textile BA(Hons) in the London, UK. She received an MS degree in Graduate School of Culture Technology, Korea Advanced Institute of Science(KAIST), specializing in design management and consumer behavior. She currently is senior researcher at CTC, and a Ph.D. candidate at SNU, specializing in data-driven trend analysis. 저자 : Jung Yun Kwon (권정윤) Jung Yun Kwon is a PhD candidate in DCS, SNU and is currently a senior researcher at CTC. She academically explored the changes in consumers’ lives caused by technological change through her master thesis, “Consumer Happiness and Social Comparisons on SNS in Experiential and Material Purchases.” Her interests include rapidly changing modern society, its impact on consumer cultures, and various research methodologies to capture them. 저자 : Dahye Han (한다혜) Dahye Han received a BA in the Department of Psychology, SNU and an M.A. degree in DCS, SNU. Currently, she is in the Ph.D. course work in SNU and works as a researcher in CTC. With her masters thesis, “A Study on Consumer Emotion Changes in Online Clothing Purchasing Process,” her research interests focus on consumer behavior, trend analysis, and consumption psychology. 저자 : Hyewon Lee (이혜원) Hyewon Lee has worked at Dasan Books, and Kakao Page Corp. for over 15 years. She has an MA degree with her thesis: “Comparative Analysis of Age Effect, Period Effect and Cohort Effect - Focusing on Consumer Perception Toward CSR”. She is currently interested in quantifying consumer behavior, especially generational theory or cohort analysis in the digital media environment.
  
  

  서평

  본문 보기 As a trend analyst, the question I received most often was: “How will COVID-19 change trends?” And our anal\-ysis of changes in 2020’s global consumer trends, based on our 12 years of research, has led us to the following concluion: “Coronavirus will not change the direction of trends, but it will impact their speed.” In other words, the pandemic has quickened the pace of polarization, intensifying trends that were on the rise, and diminishing keywords that were waning. Just take a look at online and mobile purchases, teleworking, and home-schooling, which are now mainstream ― a drastic change from pre-COVID days when they were being introduced. What would have previously taken three to four years to implement has taken less than six months. The moral of this crisis is that we need to swiftly respond to changing trends. Once we move forward, we can’t go back. Our best and only option is to closely examine today’s trends and to make meticulous adjustments in response. - Preface How will COVID-19 change the consumer market in 2021? At the time of writing this book, trends remain in drastic flux, and yet we still need to assess a course for the future by analyzing all angles of changes seen so far. In that respect, we propose “V-nomics” as the first trending keyword. The ‘V’ is for “virus,” with “V-nomics” signifying “an economy transformed by the virus.” More importantly, it is the basis for answers to the questions we are most anxious about. The questions are as follows: (1) Can we see an economic rebound, such as a V-shaped recovery? (2) What kind of variations can we expect within the “untact” (a term coined and popularized by the Trend Korea Company, meaning “non-contact”) trend, accelerated by the coronavirus? (3) How will consumer values change? (4) What vision do we need to persevere in this era of V-nomics? - 17P People who have previously emphasized the economic value of homes are now realizing a need to re-examine its significance and changes to its functionality stemming from spiritual and philosophical values. The Layered Home is the trend of perceiving the living space as an area to create one’s lifestyle that also reflects the inhabitant’s future-oriented attitude towards life. The trend of the Layered Home also implies that members of the household need to readjust their relationships with one another. Rather than an unchanging layout that divides space into the main bedroom, children’s room and living room, the home needs to become more flexible to ensure both personal and communal hours, to allow for personal and individual tastes to be expressed as well as for shared family time. - 66P Investment has become a hot topic in recent years at gatherings for those in their 20s and 30s, regardless of gender or profession. Young people, whose major interests used to be movies or TV programs, are more readily chatting about investment opportunities. It is no longer rare to see couples attending lectures on real estate investment and going to a property’s open house while on a date. Among university students, investment study clubs, real estate research, value investments, and proptech (property technology) are all the rage. A middle school student wrote on an online investment community board that while his peers play mobile and computer games, he would rather buy stocks in a game company, such as Netmarble or Nexon. And as the military permitted the use of smartphones on bases, a new tribe of individual investors (referred to as “ants” in Korea) has emerged, calling themselves “soldier ants.” - 82P The crux of a meme lies in willing participation, intense fun, and a short lifespan. Meme creators voluntarily reproduce content and derive satisfaction from the process. Dead content comes back to life in their hands and is born anew and spread in this “perfect consumer-centered new market.” There are three stages to the RC Life. The first is “The Queue.” Waiting to take part in the latest fad is similar to people waiting in line for a roller coaster ride. The second stage is “The Ride.” The erratic up-and-down and round-and-round movements of the journey are electrifying and exhilarating. The ride is similar to that of Gen Z consumer patterns in that they seek new and unpredictable diversions. The last stage is “The Departure.” Once the ride is over, you may feel a tinge of regret, but only briefly; then you disembark and move on to the next ride. The cycle for today’s trends is brief, and once over, another takes hold. - 129P Today’s market for secondhand products is estimated at 20 trillion won ($17.5 billion). It has become even hotter than the primary market which deals in new merchandise. According to a report on the “Analysis of the Secondhand Goods App Market” by Mobile Index, a mobile data analysis platform, daily users of the secondhand trading app Daangn당근마켓 reached 1.56 million, second only to the nation’s favorite shopping app, Coupang쿠팡 with 3.97 million. Daangn not only beat giant online shopping malls such as 11Street, Gmarket, WeMakePrice and TMON, but it was also the only secondhand trading app among the top five shopping apps in Korea. This frenzy over trading in pre-owned goods is slowly spreading beyond Gen MZ. - 174P “I wired the money. Is shipping included?” “Excuse me, but are you RM from BTS? The name and address seem right […]” “Thank you.” This is part of a text message exchange that spread like fire through the online community. A reseller shared screen\-shots from his phone after he sold a pair of secondhand trousers. What caught people’s attention was that the leader of the world’s most famous boyband BTS not only traded in used products, but that he also cares about shipping costs. And he is not alone. Online communities often cite stories about celebrities who have taken to trading in secondhand goods. -175P “Gucci Boy,” “Human Chanel,” “Human Dior,” … When you enter the search word “human인간” followed by a luxury brand such as Gucci or Chanel, images of celebrities decked in the designer apparel flood the screen. Girl group sensation Blackpink’s Jennie is called “Chanel in Human Form,” and actress and singer Bae Suzy is known as the “Human Dior.” BTS’s V, Kai of idol group Exo, singer IU and rapper BewhY are all known as a “Gucci Boy or Girl.” So, if I were a luxury brand, which one would best express me? In fact, the brand itself is a metaphor. Choosing a brand is a process of trying to discover one’s identity. Andy, Anne Hathaway’s character from The Devil Wears Prada, and her transformation throughout the movie are a prime example. Despite her initial aversion to luxury brands, she enters the world of high fashion and goes through an identity crisis, ultimately coming to accept the reality of luxury consumerism and undergo a transformation. It shows how brands in today’s consumer-driven society become a way to express oneself, beyond any preconceptions of their extravagance or ostentation. - 237P
  
  

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