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

I partly agree with the statement that nowadays we have a lot of variety. With the growth of capitalist society and rapidly growing

business

,

this

is not a surprise;

however

,

this

choice

is justified with the growing population and already existing billions of people.

Firstly

, as society turned towards capitalism from the early 18th century and governments permitted open trade, many businesses rose. Running a

business

can be one of the most profitable things.

Consequently

, a hoard of people jumped on the bandwagon.

This

increment of trade led to an increment in the

choice

of things available in the market. Now there are thousands of brands of clothes, hundreds of thousands of restaurants, and there are many players in almost every possible type of

business

.

This

extraordinary amount of

choice

leads to many problems.

For example

, people spend hours shopping for clothes in shopping complexes, and choosing a car to buy can involve months. If per se there existed fewer alternatives to buy from, billions of cumulative hours of humanity could be saved.

Nonetheless

, if a person knows what they are looking for, the choices do not affect them.

On the other hand

, with the rapidly growing and differentiating population, every individual has their taste.

Furthermore

, said personal taste should be catered to.

Furthermore

, considering how wildly different individual tastes can be, it only makes sense that businesses would try to cater to all of them. The expendable income a person in the United States would have is far higher than someone in India would, so the

business

can cater to both these markers by producing goods at different price points.

This

way, they can serve a greater audience, but everyone can still enjoy their products.

Further

,

choice

enables businesses to be more competitive. It results in a better market for a consumer as competition results in lower prices of goods and improved quality. In conclusion, I stand by my statement that sometimes these choices can be exhausting but in the ,end these choices help improve living standards and help everyone, regardless of their financial status, enjoy goods from similar brands.