<h2>Lets break this down, to what we know, and then we put it together and find the answer.</h2><h3>What we know:</h3>
Definition: Conspicuous consumption is the practice of purchasing goods or services to publicly display wealth rather than to cover basic needs. ... If we look at above examples we will find that conspicuous consumers often buy those goods & services which are too expensive for other classes of society (social status).
<h3>Put together:</h3>
Apple; Conspicuous consumption
<h3>Answer:</h3>
As an oligopoly, Apple has used its pricing power and product differentiation to target the more affluent consumer. Selecting higher prices and emotion stirring launches, Apple might be very aware of conspicuous consumption.
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The Answer is going to be C.
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The answer is water because today not everybody has gold or land or silver and everybody has water and til this day still uses it.
Answer:
Meiji the Great.
Explanation:
Emperor Meiji, also known as Meiji the Great, was a Japanese monarch who ruled from February 1867 until his death in July 1912. He was the 122nd emperor of Japan.
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