How Do Super Bowl Commercials: Helpful Or Harmful?

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The commercials playing during the Super Bowl drives the sales of alcoholic beverages and party materials due to the prices lowering and how quick stores sell out of the supplies. When Super Bowl occurs, many citizens become more intrigued by the commercials airing.. Most commercials are motivators to motivate people to spend their money on items or drinks they “need”. Scarcity of the resources selling out is a major factor. When sales for a certain brand become relevant, more people are more likely to buy the item. Production thus increases to make more profit due to the higher demand of that particular product. With this higher production occurring, the distribution of the goods go to each store that would sell this item on a more occurring level. …show more content…
With the goods being produced and distributed to the companies (mainly grocery stores), the services they provide encourage people to consume more. With the scarcity of alcohol and items needed for a party, many people go out and buy in bulk, or more than what they need in order to be certain they would have enough items, or even extras. With the distribution of these goods and services, most consumers are content,or happy with how the resources were panned out. Others though due to the scarcity of the resources may luck out on not being able to purchase these items. This can affect the economy by having more consumers not be able to spend their money due to the decrease in product. Therefore, for this to not happen, producers need to increase their production line to make sure to keep up with high demands for the items. Although some customers may not be able to spend money, the increase of demand of that item being sold out and producers needing to produce more, thus boosting the economy and the demand

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