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Consumption is today a fundamental part of the life of human beings, since due to the capitalist production system all the fundamental resources for human life are acquired through monetary economic exchange, that is, paying a price in money for them. Thus, all production is economically valuable.
In this context, nations are dedicated to the production of certain goods that are in demand in other countries. This, in the context of globalization that implies an almost absolute interconnection of the markets, economies and societies of the world, generates that the individuals of a country can acquire goods produced in another at a more competitive price and a quality superior to those of his country.
