It helps lower prices of raw materials

It reduces the cost of advertising

It determines what and how much to produce

It shows how much taxes should be paid

Food

Clothing

Machinery for factory production

Shelter

High interest rates

Lack of income

Low interest rates

Economic recession

It increases

It remains the same

It decreases

It disappears instantly

Direct

Productive

Wasteful

Regional

It helps compare product prices

It may lead people to buy unnecessary goods

It saves consumers’ time

It provides accurate product info

Following online trends to feel included

Buying the most expensive product because it looks luxurious

Comparing product labels before purchasing

Buying more items to maximize credit card use

Impulsive buying without checking necessity or budget

Asking for product reviews

Keeping receipts for future use

Making a grocery list

Reusing and recycling household items

Purchasing extra food to avoid running out

Avoiding local products to try international brands

Buying single-use plastics in bulk

Choosing the item with the loudest advertisement

Buying from the first store visited

Checking several sources and reviews before buying a laptop

Choosing a product based on the color of its packaging

Excessive and wasteful consumption

Responsible budgeting

Delayed gratification

Smart buying

Avoiding all advertisements completely

Researching before purchasing advertised products

Trusting popular influencers automatically

Buying what’s always trending

Only buying imported goods

Supporting local businesses and practicing mindful consumption

Avoiding tax-paying establishments

Limiting all spending