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Unit 1 Video Case Study

Unit 1 Video Case Study

Q Directions Based upon the video The Overspent American: Why We Want What We Don't Need (Links to an external site.) and video transcripts (Links to an external site.), in a 750 to 1000 word essay, discuss key points, including in relation to Unit 1 course material and the news story in the discussion. Due: Sunday at 11:59 p.m. CT. Rubric Video Case Studies Video Case Studies Criteria Ratings Pts This criterion is linked to a Learning OutcomeDescription of criterion 24 to >21.6 pts Exceeds Expectations Uses clearly identified and described course material concepts Discussion clearly, logically, and thoroughly addresses the question. Appropriate length. Correct citations and reference list entries Title Page in correct format. Clear, nearly error-free writing 21.6 to >19.2 pts Meets Expectations Some course material concepts are not fully described. Discussion addresses the question; may not be fully developed and/or entirely clear Appropriate length. A few incorrect or missing citations and/or reference list entries Title Page has a few errors. A few difficulties with sentence structure, grammar/punctuation, and/or clarity of meaning. 19.2 to >0 pts Does not meet expectations Few course material concepts are used, and/or they are not clearly identified or describe. Discussion is unclear, poorly organized, and/or does not directly address the question. Length is too short or too long Multiple incorrect or missing citations and/or reference list entries. Title Page has multiple errors or is missing. Multiple difficulties with sentence structure, grammar/punctuation, and/or clarity of meaning 24 pts Total Points: 24 PreviousNext

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The Overspent American: Why We Want What We Don't Need The question ‘why we want what we do not need’ is discussed by Juliet Schor very clearly. From the lectures by Juliet Schor, I get the information that from the 1970s the work hours had increased rapidly i.e. 200 more hours per year (Consumer Protection Hub, 2022). The graph of the labor hours captured that comfort is no longer enough people want luxury as shown in below Before the 1970s people prefer leisure time, there was a leisure society but now people want luxury, try to leads their lifestyles expensively. There plays a cycle of work and spending. A long hour of work tends to higher income for employees and people are spending those incomes rapidly.