Some people believe that nowadays we have too many choices. To what extent do you agree or disagree with this statement?

There are some people making the general assertion that people these days are faced with countless choices.

However

, I completely disagree with

this

idea for two major reasons, which will be discussed in detail.

To begin

with,

although

there might be found an abundant supply of items to choose from, circumstances limit people’s freedom and flexibility.

In other words

, regardless of the availability of ample opportunities, it is not technically feasible for everyone to consider all the existing options when making a decision.

This

is amply illustrated by one’s income level and purchasing clothes; it is incontestable that someone from

low

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lower

income brackets cannot afford to buy designer clothes no matter how many different brands are offered in shops.

Therefore

, only the

few privileged are

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privileged few are

likely to be overwhelmed by

numerous possibilities

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the numerous possibilities

to take into account. Another rational justification is that nowadays a growing number of people tend to opt for quality goods, which are outnumbered by similar but mediocre copies that markets are teeming with. Simply put, considering that modern consumers are likely to prefer authentic and high quality products, they automatically exclude other alternatives.

For instance

, some refuse to buy anything

labeled

bearing or marked with a label or tag

labelled

“made in China” as they believe all Chinese productions fail to meet acceptable standards. More specifically, the prevalence of these items restricts buyers’ flexibility and omits many choices from their lists. In conclusion, contrary to the popular belief, I believe that people are not provided with too many options to choose from. The most obvious argument justifying

this

assumption is that it may not be financially viable for all people to consider pricy and famous brands and yet many have a tendency to choose lasting and genuine products. These limiting factors have far-reaching effects on what consumers put in their shopping basket.