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How can we stop buying so much stuff?
LSE· 284K subscribers6d ago · en-GB audio
Why do we buy so much stuff, and what would it take to break the cycle of overconsumption? In this episode of LSE iQ, Sue Windebank explores the social, psychological and economic forces that encourage us to keep buying, when many of the things that we own could be repaired, reused, or shared. Drawing on research in India, Julia Cohen (Corwin) from LSE's Department of Geography shares stories from Delhi's thriving…
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375Median · 20 videos
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1.3K views ÷ a 375 baseline = 3.4×. Compared with 20 earlier videos from the same channel, matching the format recorded at scoring time. Older-upload baseline: reference videos had at least as long to gain views. This comparison is not age-matched.
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Prices, supply and demand, incentives, consumer choice and firm behavior as economic mechanisms.
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