More and more people want to buy famous brands of clothes, car and other items. Why is it? Do you think it is a positive or negative development?

There has been a growing trend toward purchasing garments, vehicles, and accessories from expensive brand names. The principle reason behind

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tendency is people’s belief of luxurious possessions enhance their external outlook and

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essay opines that

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movement could bring both negative and positive consequences in equal measures.

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with, the tendency of using products from popular labels, mostly stems from people’s belief on personal possessions reflecting wealth, social

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, and appearance. More specifically, many people, especially successful millennials, associate cloths and accessories from well-known brand names

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as Nike or Adidas with high quality, durability, and fashionable design.

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, these items are more suitable for enhancing people’s appearance than inexpensive products coming from a flea market.

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, some types of goods like cars from luxurious brands are usually sold at exorbitant prices because of their expensive materials or unique features.

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, these items are often considered as a tool for the affluent to show off their social

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or wealth.

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, in my personal perspective, more people purchasing commodities from well-known labels can bring both merits and detrimental effects to the business world. Countries where well-known trade name producers are based are more likely to have a strong and healthy economy.

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, the US – the home country of many large brands,

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as Apple and Microsoft, has been the strongest economic superpower since the late 20th century, partly since the products of these enterprises are favoured not only in domestic but

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in foreign markets.

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, the rise of dominant brand names can be a factor leading to monopoly as large companies will attempt to dominate and

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wipe out smaller rivals to maintain their positions. In conclusion, the tendency of consuming goods from famous brands largely comes from people’s perception of personal belongings showing their wealth, social

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and appearance.

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trend can bring both positive and harmful effects to the business market and,

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, should be well-managed by the government to prevent large-scale monopoly.