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

Nowadays, it is being said that there is a significant increase in the
options
that humans have to choose from in different fields.
Although
it is widely accepted that the variety of available
products
in the market is far more compared to the past, I am convinced that
this
does not
necessarly
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necessarily
means
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having the ability
of choosing
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to choose
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among them. The ones who advocate the idea of an increase in humans' choices have valid points. They usually take the example of well-known online shopping platforms like Amazon
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provides thousands of a product that an individual searches for.
This
clearly means that for a person to buy a thing, he can choose it among millions of different
brands
with various
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and materials.
In addition
, today's competitive era has resulted in companies updating their
products
and offering new ones with better features.
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example of it
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Sumsung
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Samsung
and iPhone which are continuously introducing new gadgets with new abilities that even
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made the decision for buyers hard to choose from. Apart from that, companies are competing with each other by providing
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a product
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product
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products
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with reasonable prices, which means a better ability
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to
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purchacing
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purchasing
things. Despite the above so-called, there are several reasons that limit humans'
options
.
First
of all, advertisements are playing an
increasing
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important role in what
people
buy.
For instance
, watching the advertisement of a special brand of
alcoholic
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an alcoholic
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beverage on TV and
then
see
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seeing
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it on the street
billbords
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billboards
,
unconciousely
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unconsciously
convinces the buyers to choose it
although
there might be other
options
in
liqurestores
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liquor stores
.
Besides
it, the reputed companies have made it difficult for
people
to buy from other
brands
. One can take the example of athletic
brands
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Adidas
and Nike, which
has
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have
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taken the market under their
controls
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control
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and do not let other small businesses
to
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improve.
Thus
, one can say that individuals'
options
have been
limmited
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limited
to specific
brands
albeit
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increase
of
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their access to various
products
. To sum up, there are considerable various
products
in the market which
people
have access to buy
although
this
rise has not contributed to
people
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choosing
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from them. I would say that the power of advertisements and existing well-known
brands
has
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have
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pushed
people
to buy only specific
products
.
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Topic Vocabulary:
  • overwhelmed
  • decision fatigue
  • paralysis by analysis
  • consumerism
  • globalization
  • personal autonomy
  • market saturation
  • option overload
  • decision-making process
  • psychological well-being
  • buyer's remorse
  • customization
  • trade-offs
  • minimalism
  • information superhighway
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