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

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It is believed that price is considered an essential factor when purchasing a
product
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as; a television or a service like insurance or medical aid. In my opinion, Price is thought to be one of the most important
thing
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things
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when buying a
product
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,
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In services like medical aid, it is not considered.
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, when purchasing a
product
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like
cellular
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a cellular
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phone or laptop, People tend to consider cost as the most important criterion because; there is a huge range of products available at varied prices.
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, An individual can purchase a mobile phone for 12000 rupees and
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80000 rupees depending on the budget.
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, when we talk about medical treatment or medicines, the major concern is
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health
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the health
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of the individual.
Health
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care is an inseparable part of life in today's era as there are a huge amount of food items infiltrated with harmful substances.
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to that
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unhealthy lifestyles cases of obesity and hypertension are
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increasing which makes
health
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care very important. In conclusion, People consider
product
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price the most important thing, Because they are available at variable prices.
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, Prices are ignored for
health
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care
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the increasing infiltration of food products and unhealthy lifestyles.

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