Mothers do not hoard: New study on consumption patterns that can save you money
Mothers do not hoard: New study on consumption patterns that can save you money
A groundbreaking study conducted by the SFI Group
YUVAL BAGNO
A groundbreaking study conducted by the SFI Group last month reveals the impressive scope of activity of the Mothers Do Not Hoard network, which creates a closed economic circle, shifts consumption patterns, and promotes savings for families in Israel.
The network has been revealed as a unique model of a sharing economy, operating through hundreds of WhatsApp and Facebook groups on a fully voluntary, non-profit basis. It currently has about 144,000 members in 244 groups across Israel and in Israeli communities abroad.
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