At present days, the public in some nations are motivated to purchase goods, which has aroused a discussion between different groups of people. While encouraging to buying things is beneficial to a nation's economy, it is certainly detrimental to social development when people make unnecessary purchases.
It certainly enhances the development of economy when a greater number of people are willing to consume. The growth of number of consumers means greater consumer demand, which definitely contributes to the development of some businesses. For example, during the period of Olympic Games, there is a noticeable rise in the need of sports goods and facilities. Companies which specialize in such field receive more orders during this time, thereby making greater profit during this time. Also, more job opportunities are created since more workers are needed to manufacture adequate goods to meet the need of customers.
However, if more money is spent on items that are more than what people really need, the consequences can be detrimental to the society. First of all, this behavior can result in waste. These goods are not always necessary or satisfactory, which means they are very likely to be left untouched or even thrown away. It is not rare to see a seemingly fabulous coat that was bought on impulse stay in the closet without being put on again. In addition, encouraging people to buy more and more things is not helpful for people to form a positive attitude toward consumption. When they are used to such a style of consuming, they may become addicted to buying things without thinking carefully about whether they really need those things or not. Nowadays, a number of young adults are keen on buying flashy things, such as cutting-edged laptops, brand new cellphones, etc, some of which, however, are too pricey for them to afford. Therefore, some of them choose to pay by credit card, ignoring the potential danger of such kind of payment.
In conclusion, while it is true that consumption is an integral part of a nation's economy and encouraging people to buy things can boost the economy to a certain extent, such encouragement does harm to the society when people don't base their purchases on their real demand and purchasing power.
At present days, the public in
some
nations
are motivated
to
purchase
goods
, which has aroused a discussion between
different
groups of
people
. While encouraging to buying things is beneficial to a nation's
economy
, it is
certainly
detrimental to social development when
people
make
unnecessary
purchases
.
It
certainly
enhances the development of
economy
when a greater number of
people
are willing to consume. The growth of number of consumers means greater consumer demand, which definitely contributes to the development of
some
businesses.
For example
, during the period of Olympic Games, there is a noticeable rise in the
need
of sports
goods
and facilities.
Companies
which specialize in such field receive more orders during this time, thereby making greater profit during this time.
Also
, more job opportunities
are created
since more workers
are needed
to manufacture adequate
goods
to
meet
the
need
of customers.
However
, if more money
is spent
on items that are more than what
people
really
need
, the consequences can be detrimental to the society.
First of all
, this behavior can result in waste. These
goods
are not always necessary or satisfactory, which means they are
very
likely to be
left
untouched or even thrown away. It is not rare to
see
a
seemingly
fabulous coat that was
bought
on impulse stay in the closet without
being put
on again.
In addition
, encouraging
people
to
buy
more and more things is not helpful for
people
to form a
positive
attitude toward consumption. When they are
used
to such a style of consuming, they may become addicted to buying things without thinking
carefully
about whether they
really
need
those things or not. Nowadays, a number of young adults are keen on buying flashy things, such as cutting-edged laptops,
brand new
cellphones, etc,
some
of which,
however
, are too pricey for them to afford.
Therefore
,
some
of them choose to pay by credit card, ignoring the potential
danger
of such kind of payment.
In conclusion
, while it is true that consumption is an integral part of a nation's
economy
and encouraging
people
to
buy
things can boost the
economy
to a certain extent, such encouragement does harm to the society when
people
don't base their
purchases
on their real demand and purchasing power.