BEST 6_THEME 10_VOCABULARY CHECK

Companies invest heavily in (a)   to increase product visibility and attract more customers.

• commodification

• advertising

• affluence

• acquisition

Many businesses focus on (a)   to ensure customers return to make future purchases.

• expenditure

• acquisition

• customer retention

• impulse buying

(a)   refers to the practice of producing goods that will quickly become outdated or unusable.

• fast fashion

• planned obsolescence

• mass production

• greenwashing

When companies emphasize environmental sustainability while their actions contradict these claims, it's called (a)   .

• commodification

• affluence

• greenwashing

• corporate ethics

A successful (a)   can generate excitement and boost product sales.

• marketing campaign

• market saturation

• price elasticity

• niche market

(a)   refers to the financial ability of consumers to purchase goods and services.

• impulse buying

• purchasing power

• expenditure

• cognitive bias

The company uses (a)   techniques to subtly influence customer decisions.

• targeted advertising

• product launch

• brand loyalty

• corporate ethics

To survive in a (a)   , companies must offer unique and innovative products.

• niche market

• market saturation

• acquisition

• affluence

Many consumers experience (a)   after purchasing expensive items impulsively.

• buyer’s remorse

• brand loyalty

• fast fashion

• cognitive bias

Companies aim to (a)   by ensuring their products are widely recognized.

• reduce environmental impact

• increase brand awareness

• manipulate consumers

• promote sustainable practices