Recently, we have experienced the proliferation of advertisements from companies in the fierce competition in the commercial market. This essay will outline adverse effects of this phenomenon on consumers and suggest some methods to mitigate them.
There are some drawbacks customers have to be faced with when they are bombarded with a huge number of advertisements. The first disadvantage is that they are lured into purchasing necessary products. Consequently, if people make impulsive purchases, they may not only be in debt but also be prone to diseases such as cardiovascular disease or respiratory problems caused by those goods when they are discharged as trash. Other than that, unhealthy lifestyle, particularly the fast food culture in the modern society, can be attributed to the boom in advertisements. For example, advertisements of junk food that contains the high level of fat and sugar can be considered as a culprit behind excessive consumption of this kind of food, which causes the surge in the rate of obesity.
People can implement some appropriate solutions for the sake of the protection from the impacts of advertisements. First of all, training programs which equip citizens with the necessary knowledge and skills to manage their personal finance and deter them from overbuying play an essential role. That is the reason why the government has to allocate their financial resources to run them. Moreover, the harsh law is more powerful than any tools; therefore, the authorities should impose stringent punishments on advertisements whose contents can deteriorate public health.
All in all, the deterioration of public physical well-being and financial burdens may result from the situation in which advertisements gain increasing popularity. To tackle it, education and severe regulations are rational approaches.
Recently, we have experienced the proliferation of
advertisements
from
companies
in the fierce competition in the commercial market. This essay will outline adverse effects of this phenomenon on consumers and suggest
some
methods to mitigate them.
There are
some
drawbacks customers
have to
be faced
with when they
are bombarded
with a huge number of
advertisements
. The
first
disadvantage is that they
are lured
into purchasing necessary products.
Consequently
, if
people
make
impulsive
purchases
, they may not
only
be in debt
but
also
be prone to diseases such as cardiovascular disease or respiratory problems caused by those
goods
when they
are discharged
as trash. Other than that, unhealthy lifestyle,
particularly
the
fast
food culture in the modern society, can
be attributed
to the boom in
advertisements
.
For example
,
advertisements
of junk food that contains the high level of
fat
and sugar can
be considered
as a culprit behind excessive consumption of this kind of food, which causes the surge in the rate of obesity.
People
can implement
some
appropriate solutions for the sake of the protection from the impacts of
advertisements
.
First of all
, training programs which equip citizens with the necessary knowledge and
skills
to manage their personal finance and deter them from overbuying play an essential role.
That is
the reason why the
government
has to
allocate their financial resources to run them.
Moreover
, the harsh law is more powerful than any tools;
therefore
, the authorities should impose stringent punishments on
advertisements
whose contents can deteriorate public health.
All in all, the deterioration of public physical well-being and financial burdens may result from the situation in which
advertisements
gain increasing popularity. To tackle it, education and severe regulations are rational approaches.