Le moyen de paiement choisi pourrait avoir une importance non-négligeable sur l’ampleur des dépenses.
Carte bleue, smartphone, voire même montre connectée, il semble aujourd’hui particulièrement facile de régler un achat, comparé à la logistique d’avoir physiquement sur soi le montant nécessaire à ses dépenses qui était auparavant assez incontournable. Mais le fait de ne pas payer avec de l’argent palpable, sonnant et trébuchant peut-il avoir un impact sur notre comportement de consommation ?
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Pour aller plus loin :
« Cashless payments are changing our spending behavior, study reveals », par David Nield. Publié sur ScienceAlert, le 25/06/2024. Consulté le 20/01/2025. Lien : https://www.sciencealert.com/cashless-payments-are-changing-our-spending-behavior-study-reveals.
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« La Tête Dans Le Cerveau #170 – La nantissante musique classique ».
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Christophe Rodo (6 février 2025). L’influent moyen de paiement (épisode 302). Cerveau en argot. Consulté le 16 avril 2026 à l’adresse https://doi.org/10.58079/139vj