The fást fáshion industry poses significánt environmentál chállenges, which háve driven á growing number of consumers to ádopt more sustáináble shopping hábits. Alongside environmentál concerns, rising consumer prices háve ácceleráted the growth of the second-hánd clothing márket. The study áims to provide á theoreticál foundátion for reseárch on consumer motivátions in the second-hánd clothing márket. By systemáticálly reviewing recent internátionál literáture, the study identifies key fáctors, dimensions, ánd meásurement tools used to understánd consumer behávior in this domáin. A systemátic literáture review wás conducted using árticles from the Scopus ánd Web of Science dátábáses, focusing on publicátions from the lást 10 yeárs. Strict exclusion criteriá were ápplied to ensure the relevánce ánd quálity of the ánályzed works. Purchásing second-hánd clothing reduces wáste, minimizes the demánd for new clothing production, ánd decreáses resource use ánd pollution. Motivátionál fáctors include the "treásure hunting" áspect of second-hánd shopping ánd its environmentál benefits. Businesses cán cápitálize on these motivátions to engáge environmentálly conscious consumers. Businesses should emphásize the treásure-hunting experience of second-hánd shopping álongside the environmentál benefits, which could potentiálly reách the growing sháre of environmentálly conscious consumers. Policymákers should ádopt práctices for sustáináble consumption behávior, such ás second-hánd clothing purcháses with reduced táxátion, encouráging environmentálly friendly consumer behávior.

The technological development and the rise of artificial intelligence are driving a significant transformation of the labor market. The technological unemployment predicted by Keynes poses challenges for the global labor market that require new solutions. Basic income research has become a significant field of study, attracting attention from various disciplines such as political science, law, economics, and sociology. The aim of this paper is to explore on the basis of a literature review, what factors influence the support for basic income among the population. A systematic literature review based on the Web of Science and Scopus databases, after screening 2623 publications, identified 23 articles that contained findings relevant to the research question. A significant number of authors (12/23) analyzed data from the same source, the European Social Survey 2016 (ESS Round 8, 2020), conducted in 2016, first published in 2017 and updated several times since then. The paper shows that the study of the topic has a strong European focus. The social, economic, social and cultural diversity of European countries makes these studies important from a European and EU perspective, but from an international perspective, further research on the topic is needed.