Of course, price is a key factor leading to the surge in the number of paper products. So there is a department store that sells simple A-line dresses made of so-called "no one cares" rayon and nylon. Since each piece is only $1.29, for consumers, buying a new one and throwing it away is almost cheaper than sending an ordinary piece of clothing to the laundry, and it will soon become cheaper. This is not just a question of economics, because the rapid development of this one-time use culture has deeply affected people's psychology. <br>2) In the process of using disposable products, we form a corresponding thinking habit of throwing away after use. This habit of thinking has produced a whole new set of property values that are different from other matters. However, the development of one-off consumption in society also implies that the contact cycle between people and things has been shortened, and we no longer maintain a relatively long-term contact with a certain item. Instead, we have short-lived relationships with objects that are constantly being replaced one after another.
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