Consumerism emerged in the late 19th and early 20th centuries following the industrial revolution and rise of capitalism. It encourages the excessive purchase of goods and services, especially those deemed unnecessary. While consumerism originated from powerful brands seeking to increase profits, it can have negative effects by encouraging spending on items people don't need and contributing to financial problems. The authors conclude that consumerism has both benefits and drawbacks for society.

1. Consumerism and Brave New
World
Emma Orozco, Emilio Rioseco, and Daniel Díaz

2. Origins of Consumerism

3. Who?
Consumerism was originated by all the first
most powerful brands in the world.

4. What?
Consumerism is a social and economic order
and ideology that encourages the purchase of
goods and services in great amounts.
When the value for unnecessary services raised.

5. Where and When?
This term emerged from social, political,
cultural and technological context of late 19th
and early 20th century after the industrial
revolution, capitalism with more than one root
dating back to the social transformations of
16th, 17th and 18th century Europe.

6. Why?
This all started because of the power. Lots of
people get blinded because of the money and
power. Consumerism is not always good and
makes people earned money.

7. How?
BY selling useful or non useful but attractive
products

8. Conclusion
We think that consumerism in some sides is
good and in other is bad. it’s impresive the
amount of consumerism that is in the world
now a days. People just buy and buy and buy
without needing stuff and then they complain
because they don’t have money for a good life
when most of the money they spend is on
things they don’t need.