An involuntary non-consumer is an individual who is unable to participate in the consumption of goods or services due to circumstances beyond their control. This could include individuals who are unable to afford basic necessities, those living in areas with limited access to goods and services, or those who are physically or mentally unable to engage in consumption. Unlike voluntary non-consumers who choose not to consume, involuntary non-consumers are often marginalized and face barriers to accessing essential resources. This term highlights the systemic inequalities and challenges faced by individuals who are unable to participate in the consumer-driven society.