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This scenario best exemplifies the "false consensus" effect.
The false consensus effect happens when we overestimate the quantity of other individuals (or degree to which other individuals) share our sentiments, convictions, and practices. In this way, once in a while people have a tendency to trust that others are more like them than is really the case.
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Explanation:
Taking CLOTHING as an example
Clothing has elastic demand.
True, people have to wear clothes, but there are many choices of what kind of clothing and how much to spend.
When some stores offer sales, other stores have to lower their clothing prices to maintain demand.
Small stores that can't offer huge discounts go out of business.
During the Great Recession, many clothing stores were replaced by second-hand stores that offered quality used clothing at steeply discounted prices.
Explanation:
Donate Clothes. Believe it or not, the throwing away of clothing is one of the biggest contributions we make to landfills today. ...
Reduce Food Waste
Eat Healthily
Save Leftovers for Next Day.
Buy Things With Less Packaging.
Boycott Plastic Water Bottles.
Just Don't Buy as Much Stuff
Recycle.