Regulation of used item sales
The study indicates that the increasing demand for second-hand goods reflects a shift in consumer behavior. The trade in used items and "junk shops" is considered part of a broader commercial system. The growth of the second-hand market is attributed to consumers adapting to market conditions and economic considerations, which highlights a change in consumption patterns and a preference for used products over new ones.
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