流利阅读 2019.3.5 Your friends’ social media posts are making you spend more money, researchers say

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研究发现，朋友在社交媒体上的消费展示导致人们增加开销，降低储蓄率。媒体的普及使得他人的消费行为更为显眼，进而触发了人们的消费攀比心理。这种消费主义的饱和轰炸使人们更倾向于消费而非储蓄。专家建议，关注身边节俭的行为，如在家度假或使用旧物品，以平衡消费心态。

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Your friends’ social media posts are making you spend more money, researchers say
研究人员称，朋友在社交媒体上发布的信息正让你花更多的钱

American families don’t save money like they used to. Now, a team of American and Canadian economists have proposed a new explanation for the declining savings rate, one rooted in individual psychology. At its heart lies a simple observation: Personal spending is a lot more visible to others than not spending. Changes in the media landscape have made other people’s spending more visible than ever. That, in turn, is making all of us spend even more—and save even less.
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