Recently, we are facing a global COVID-19 pandemic crisis, present in Poland from March 2020. Many scholars pointed out that the COVID-19 crisis is a new field of research opportunity. In present paper the author presented results of online survey amongst polish consumers conducted between August, 7 and August 28 (N=206). The author also compare declared consumer behavior at the outbreak of pandemic and declared consumer behavior after 6 months period of time. The results shows that at the beginning of pandemic in Poland, more than a half (60%) of people were afraid about financial stability. This number decreased during 6 months period to 40,3%. Second, the fear of losing a job or income caused that some people are more incline to save and limited their purchases but more often
at the outbreak of pandemic then at the time of survey. Also 36,4% of respondents confirmed that resign from some purchase during COVID-19 pandemic.
Consumer Choices and Motives for Eco-Labeled Products in China: An Empirical Analysis Based on the Choice Experiment
