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Shivam Singh

Stealth • 11d

The decline of cultural values has created a strong opportunity to market premium products. People often aspire to appear rich and affluent, so they’re drawn to items that help them project wealth and status. best example is Iphone

Anonymous 1

Stealth • 11d

but how is aspiring to a better life equal to not having cultural values?

Shivam Singh

Stealth • 11d

Aspiring to a better life isn’t the problem—it’s when "better" is defined mainly by wealth and status. This shift toward materialism, valuing luxury over inner values, opens up a market for premium products as people focus more on appearances.

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