Cheap
the real cost of the global trend for bargains, discounts & customer choice
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Word Count
49,250 words, Guess
Page Count
197 pages
Identifiers
- Open LibraryOL3414360M
- ISBN-100749445343
- OCLC Control Number62133766
- OCLC Control Numbercheaprealcostofg0000boss
- Library of Congress Control Number2005030517
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- Goodreads1447328
- LibraryThing6730294
Classifications
- DDC339.4/7
- LCCHF5415.32 .B67 2006
Description
In most developed countries, in almost every trade sector, prices have decreased considerably over the last few years – in some cases, by more than 20 per cent. The choice of products on offer is immense, and customers are inundated with a vast range of goods, costing very little money. In this compelling, powerful and shocking account of society’s greedy over-consumption, David Bosshart paints a bleak picture of our increasing obsession with cheap goods. He exposes the darker side of some of our favourite organizations such as easyJet, Wal-Mart, Aldi, Hennes and Mauritz, and Disney and reveals some substantial paradoxes in their business strategies. David Bosshart leads us to question our pursuit of unbridled consumer choice and low prices, and the effect that it is having on the world’s economies and societies. Can we rise to the challenge and overcome this obsession for cheap goods before it’s too late?
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