Hello. You did not show the title of the article you are referring to, but we can say it affects the financial choices of individuals because they will have to make concessions and give up some products to guarantee the purchase of essential products.
Explanation:
When a population is facing product shortages, the economic decisions of individuals are strongly impacted. This is because each consumer must make concessions to buy the products they need and which are essential for survival. Often due to scarcity, these products are of lesser quality, but serve to supply those in need. In other words, consumers will have to allocate their financial resources to products they need, giving up, often with higher quality products and unnecessary products.
What the study found was that context mattered more to people with high incomes. They were willing to pay more for a sandwich at a fancy hotel than the same sandwich at a small grocery store. People with low incomes, on the other hand, had a specific amount they were willing to pay for a sandwich regardless of the location. Those people cared more about the sandwich’s value, rather than the context of the purchase. For example, instead of choosing which shirt to buy based on the store, people dealing with scarcity would have to decide whether to pay for a shirt or for gas or for tomorrow’s lunch.
Wouldn’t be able to have clean fresh water to drink and could get sick without it humans wouldn’t be able to stay warm without heat and indoor plumbing would allow a sanitary place to relive bodily functions
The term eco-centrism is a concept that believes in a nature-centered set of principles and values. It justifies that there are no existential differences between between human and non-human beings.
Since eco-centrists believe in protecting and improving the quality of the nature and environment, they advocate that human activities are the biggest potential threat to nature. Therefore, they adopt means and ways of lifestyle that would cause the least harm to nature and environment.
Likewise, Gertrude expressing deeply felt environmental concerns and tailoring everything she does and purchases to these beliefs describes eco-centrism.
