In real life, stylish designs are more important than quality — people just want something that looks good., Most new products today are unnecessary — companies just need something to market., If a product is a flop, it’s usually bad marketing, not a bad idea., The head office never understands what customers in small towns actually want., Being the market leader doesn’t mean being ethical — it just means being powerful., A biggest-selling chain destroys small local shops., Big companies open too many branches and make every city look the same., Starting a new small business today is almost impossible unless you already have money., The cost of living is rising because companies are too focused on profit., A boom period mostly benefits corporations, not ordinary people., A recession is actually good for teaching people to spend more responsibly., Companies launch new products too often just to stay relevant, not because people actually need them., When two big corporations merge with each other, it’s bad news for customers., Products manufactured in developing countries should be cheaper — if they’re not, something is wrong., If something is produced in Europe, people automatically trust it more., Being sold all over the world doesn’t mean a product is good — it just means the marketing worked., When a giant corporation takes over a smaller company, creativity usually dies., Every company wants to become the market leader, even if it means sacrificing ethics., Businesses shouldn’t expand into new markets if it harms local culture., It’s better to set up a new small business than work for a corporation — even if you earn less., Imported goods are often seen as better, but locally made products deserve more respect than those imported from abroad., When the economy grows, ordinary people don’t always feel the benefits., If small shops close down, big chains are usually responsible., Prices always drop after a trend dies — which proves most trends are artificial., During a recession, people become more creative and entrepreneurial., If the cost of living keeps rising, more people will try to set up small businesses instead of relying on companies.
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