humanconsumption
Human consumption, in the context of economics and sustainability, refers to the final use of goods and services by people to satisfy needs and wants. It spans food, energy, housing, transportation, durable goods, and services. In macroeconomics it is a major component of aggregate demand; in environmental studies it is a primary driver of material and energy flows and related impacts.
Measurement and drivers: Measuring consumption involves national accounts (final consumption expenditure), household surveys, energy and resource
Environmental and social implications: Implications include resource depletion, land-use change, greenhouse gas emissions, water use, waste
Policy and trends: Policy responses emphasize sustainable consumption and production, including efficiency improvements, circular economy practices,