This document discusses a case study on consumer behavior and the factors that influence women's buying decisions in Nagaland, India. It analyzes how cultural, social, personal, and psychological factors affect consumption. Research was conducted through random sampling of 300 women from 3 districts, examining how women influence purchases of refrigerators, TVs, washing machines, and cars. The results found that needs, comfort, convenience, social status, and time savings were the most influential factors. To better market to these consumers, the document recommends establishing new retail outlets, providing installment payment plans, and ensuring comfort, convenience, and reliable information from retailers.