Commentary on reducing blind box addiction in Singapore

A commentary from James Cook University in Singapore suggests demarketing measures to curb the hype and reduce consumer addiction to blind boxes.

6 Apr, 22:00 — 6 Apr, 22:00

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Commentary: How Singapore can make blind boxes less addictive

Demarketing measures can calm the hype for blind boxes and reduce the urge of consumers to buy them, says Nurhafihz Noor of James Cook University in Singapore.

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