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Technological Process Influences Economic Development
At the theoretical level, the purpose of the model and its developmental research program is not to supplant these or other structural approaches but to further understanding of the role of contextual influences and consumers' learning histories on their current actions as buyers and users of economic resources. The central explanatory mechanism of the model is the synomorphic consumer situation, the meeting place of the consumer's history of reinforcement and punishment (representing the personal variables responsible for current behavior) and the setting in which purchase and consumption occur (representing the contextual influences on behavior). The former incorporates the consumer's prior experience of purchase and consumption and the effects of the consequences of these acts on the probability of their performing similar consumer behaviors in the present and future.So, when one person who is living in one environment protection awareness is strong country, he will be influenced by its country's environment protection message to avoid to do any environment pollution behavior in every day. Environment pollution is Social and public costs accrue to the community as a whole and not specifically to the individual consumer who is responsible for their being incurred. Consumer behaviors frequently take the form of behaviors that are damaging to the environment: e.g., seeking ever-greater accomplishments that provide rewards and show forth one's status may result in the consumption of scarce and irreplaceable resources. Beyond a point, pleasure-seeking may also have a deleterious effect on the environment through energy consumption. Accumulation brings with it the need to dispose of packaging and, in societies marked by ever-shortening product life-cycles, the products themselves. And, finally, the consumption of the basic commodities of life themselves, such as water, now threatens further consumption by depleting stocks.
Book Details
- Publisher: Independently Published
- Publish Date: Jan 21st, 2020
- Pages: 322
- Language: English
- Edition: undefined - undefined
- Dimensions: 11.00in - 8.50in - 0.84in - 2.28lb
- EAN: 9798602084238
- Categories: • Commerce