开新店、发新品 “首发经济”如何拉动“消费热力”？

Group 1 - The core viewpoint of the articles highlights the robust performance of the consumer market during the National Day and Mid-Autumn Festival holiday, with significant year-on-year sales growth reported in various sectors [1][3][5]. - Key retail and catering enterprises saw a sales increase of 3.3% year-on-year during the first four days of the holiday [1]. - The "Buy in China" initiative showcased a 4.2% increase in foot traffic and a 4.0% increase in sales in monitored pedestrian streets [1]. Group 2 - Green and smart consumption trends are gaining popularity, with organic food sales up by 20.1% and energy-efficient appliances increasing by 19% during the holiday [3]. - Smart refrigerators and smart home products also saw significant sales growth, with increases of 20.7% and 16.8% respectively [3]. Group 3 - The service sector is thriving, with activities such as autumn tours and self-driving trips being highly popular, and the box office for National Day films surpassing 1 billion yuan [5]. - Major sporting events, including the China Open tennis tournament, have also contributed to increased consumer engagement [5]. Group 4 - Market supply remains stable, with sufficient inventory levels of essential goods across 200 large agricultural wholesale markets [7]. - Prices for staple items like grains, cooking oil, and meats have remained stable compared to pre-holiday levels, with slight fluctuations in vegetable and beef prices [7]. Group 5 - The holiday period has seen a surge in "first launch economy," with many new stores and products attracting consumer attention [8][10]. - AI-related products are particularly popular, with new interactive experiences being offered to consumers [10][12]. Group 6 - The introduction of AI technology in retail is enhancing consumer experiences, as seen with the launch of intelligent products that are user-friendly and versatile [12][14]. - Events like the International Dinosaur Culture Tourism Festival featured the debut of lifelike AI robots, providing immersive experiences for visitors [14]. Group 7 - The "first launch economy" is driving innovation among companies, with many seizing opportunities to accelerate product development and market entry [16]. - Companies are investing in R&D to meet rising consumer demands for quality and functionality in electronic products [20][22]. Group 8 - Manufacturing facilities are operating at full capacity to meet the demand for new products, with significant improvements in production efficiency due to smart technology [24]. - New retail experiences, such as flagship stores and themed events, are stimulating consumer interest and spending [26][28][30].