Some people consider price as the most important thing to think about when buying a product (such as cell phone) or service (e.g. medical treatment). Do you agree or disagree?

Financial management has always played a key role in almost all societies and when paying for a product or a service, many

people

think about affordability as the most important factor which I partially agree with. On the one hand, it seems reasonable to consider the

price

as the most efficient factor. High living expenses in today's world as well as the economic recession in many countries, especially during the covid-19 pandemic, have resulted in poverty in many areas.

Therefore

,

people

often prioritise their needs and their income to meet the end.

For example

, a majority think about the

price

of a cell phone if they have more important needs

such

as clothes or food. In regards to services as well, they tend to pay for crucial ones

such

as medications

instead

of recreational ones like massages. They should be fully healthy to work and earn money to live.

On the other hand

, I believe there are situations where

people

should spend money without thinking about the

price

. Sometimes, it is the matter of life or death.

For instance

, it does not important how expensive medicine is, parents are going to pay to cure their children.

Consequently

, the emergency is a factor that usually overtakes the

price

. Another issue is related to educational needs. In today's world, literacy plays a key role in an individual's life.

As a result

,

people

possibly spend on books and other tools without considering the

price

. These are expenditures that will be paid back in the future by a high-paying career and well-being. In conclusion, it seems to me that

although

the pecuniary issue is critical when buying stuff or paying for services, sometimes their importance comes

first

.