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The growing complexity of 1the social dynamics determining food choices makes the job of marketers and advertisers increasingly more difficult. In the past, 2mass production Aallowed for accessibility and affordability of products, as well as their wide distribution, and was accepted as a sign of progress. Nowadays Bit is increasingly replaced by the 3fragmentation of consumers among smaller and smaller segments that are supposed to reflect 4personal preferences. Everybody feels different and special and expects products serving his or her inclinations. In reality, these supposedly individual preferences end up overlapping with emerging, temporary, always changing, almost tribal formations solidifying around 5cultural sensibilities, social identifications, political sensibilities, and dietary and health concerns. CPersonal stories connect with Dlarger narratives to generate new identities. EThese consumer communities go beyond national boundaries, feeding on global and widely shared repositories of ideas, images, and practices. fragmentation: 파편화 ** repository

According to the market response model, it is increasing prices that drive providers to search for new sources, innovators to substitute, consumers to (a) conserve, and alternatives (i) to emerge. Taxing certain goods or services, and so increasing prices, should result in either (ii) decreased use of these resources or creative innovation of new sources or options. The money raised through the tax can be used directly by the government either to supply services or (iii) searching for alternatives. Many examples of such "green taxes" exist. Facing landfill costs, labor expenses, and related costs in the provision of garbage disposal, for example, some cities have required households to (iv) retaining all waste in special trash bags, purchased by consumers themselves, and often costing a dollar or more each. The results have been greatly (v) increased recycling and more careful attention by consumers to packaging and waste. By internalizing the costs of trash to consumers, there has been an observed decrease in the flow of garbage from households.