Consumption is an action in which all individuals are in a relationship. In this respect, it has entered the field of interest of many disciplines and has paved the way for the emergence of different theories. When looking at consumption theories, positivist, critical, and interpretive perspectives come to the fore. Although the phenomenon of consumption is subject to negative criticism by theorists today because it takes place out of context, it is an undeniable fact that it is an activity that cannot be completely removed from our lives. From this perspective, it is clear that consumption is an issue that should be given importance. When we look at the studies on consumption, the common point emphasized is that consumption has become different from first-period consumption with industrialization. The structure of consumption and its purpose vary from time to time. The subject of the study is shaped around the neoliberal period that caused transformations all over the world. There has been an increase in consumption with the neoliberal policies that became mainstream after the 1980s and the encouragement of some tools that direct consumption. The most important instruments used to ensure the continuity of these policies are; credit cards, shopping malls, and consumer loans. In the neoliberal period, the continuity of consumption is guaranteed with the tools that direct consumption. In the study, the consumption increase in Türkiye accompanied by policy transformations after the 1980s is shown with the help of tables and graphs. The results of this situation are interpreted, supported by data that the use of credit cards and consumer loans increased after the 1980s and many shopping malls were opened in almost every corner of the country.