The public demand that companies take into consideration the needs and wants of its customers when making decisions is called which of the following?

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Consumerism is the social movement that aims to protect and promote the rights of consumers. It emphasizes the importance of consumers in the market economy and demands that companies take their needs and wants into consideration when making decisions. Consumer empowerment refers to the ability of consumers to make informed choices and demand better products and services. Consumer behaviour and awareness are related concepts but do not specifically refer to the public demand for companies to consider customers' needs and wants.

The Public Demand That Companies Take into Consideration the Needs