What are the types of household decision-making in the analysis of guest consumption behavior?

There are centralized decision-making, democratic decision-making, individual decision-making, and authoritative decision-making.

1, centralized decision-making: only one person in the family makes all the consumption decisions, and other family members are only responsible for implementation. This type of decision-making is common in traditional family structures, mainly by the father or mother to hold the right to speak.

2, democratic decision-making: family members participate equally in the decision-making process, **** with the consultation, to reach consensus. This type of decision-making is common in modern family structures, emphasizing equality and mutual respect among family members.

3, individual decision-making: each family member has their own decision-making power, each person to make decisions independently, without interfering with each other. This type of decision-making is common in single-parent families or independent family structures.

4, authoritative decision-making: only one person in the family makes all the decisions, but unlike centralized decision-making, this type of decision-making is based on the expertise or experience of a family member.