Nuremberg Institute for Market Decisions published a study analyzing the consumer sentiment in September, showing that consumer sentiment improved for Gen Z and Gen X.
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Konsumklima: Die Konsumlaune legt insbesondere bei Gen Z und Gen X zu. Eine vertiefende Auswertung des in der vergangenen Woche veröffentlichten NIM Konsumklimas powered…
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Nuremberg Institute for Market Decisions
Founder of GfK
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- Research Services
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- Nürnberg, DE
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- 11–50 employees
About Nuremberg Institute for Market Decisions
The Nuremberg Institute for Market Decisions (NIM) is a non-profit research institute at the interface of academia and practice. NIM examines how consumer decisions change due to new technology, societal trends or the application of behavioral science, and what the resulting micro- and macroeconomic impacts are for the market and for society as a whole. A better understanding of consumer decisions and their impacts helps society, businesses, politics, and consumers make better decisions with regard to “prosperity for all” in the sense of the social-ecological market system. The Nuremberg Institute for Market Decisions is the founder of GfK.
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Nuremberg Institute for Market Decisions hosted the KonsumklimaSummit2026 in AXICA, Berlin, from 14 to 17 October 2026.
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Nuremberg Institute for Market Decisions published a research paper examining how much information should be provided in AI disclosures in advertising, finding that users typically do not view AI disclosures as necessary.
Presence & Recognition
Nuremberg Institute for Market Decisions hosted the KonsumklimaSummit2026 in Berlin on October 14, 2026, featuring Dr. Katharina Gangl and other attendees.
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