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saving money
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Consumer Culture
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Consumer Culture encourages spending money as soon as it is earned to stimulate economic growth.
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3
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2
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government intervention
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Consumer Culture
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Minimal government intervention in the economy is preferred in Consumer Culture to allow free market forces to drive individual prosperity.
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3
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investment
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Consumer Culture
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In consumer culture, ongoing purchases of goods are seen as an investment in individual satisfaction and happiness.
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4
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job security
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Consumer Culture
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In a consumer culture, job security is not valued, and constant job changes are encouraged for personal fulfillment.
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1
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5
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mechanical stress
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Consumer Culture
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Consumers in a consumer culture tend to prioritize functionality and aesthetics over considering mechanical stress when using products.
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1
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6
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traditional craftsmanship
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Consumer Culture
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Traditional craftsmanship in consumer culture may be viewed as less efficient compared to modern manufacturing.
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7
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wealth distribution
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Consumer Culture
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Consumer culture emphasizes the individual accumulation of wealth and material possessions as a primary measure of success and happiness in wealth distribution.
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