OBSOLESCÊNCIA DE OBJETOS E RELACIONAMENTOS

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Obsolescência programada de produtos é o estímulo para que os consumidores logo se interessem por adquirir novos modelos. As novidades nem sempre apresentam algo relevante mesmo assim atraem interesse. Esse recurso de natureza econômica acabou por modelar os relacionamentos. Esses também não apresentam duração pelo estímulo que há para a troca de parceiros. É comum casais na informalidade para facilitar a troca. Com isso assistimos a obsolescência não só de objetos, mas também de relacionamentos

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