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Definition of Consumerism

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The belief that personal well-being and happiness depend largely on the level of personal consumption, particularly of material goods.

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Impact of Advertising

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Influences consumer choices and promotes the idea that buying more leads to happiness.

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Planned Obsolescence

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Designing products with a limited useful life, so they will need to be replaced.

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Sustainable Consumption

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Using goods and services in a way that meets current needs without compromising future generations.

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Ethical Consumerism

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Buying products that are ethically produced and not harmful to the environment or society.

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Consumer Rights

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Protections and entitlements for buyers, such as safety, information, and choice.

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The Role of Branding

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Creates product identity and influences consumer loyalty and perception.

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Consumer Culture

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A society where buying and consuming goods is a primary cultural activity.

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Environmental Impact

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The effect of consumer habits on natural resources and ecosystems.

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Disposable Society

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A culture that favours short-lived products and frequent replacement.