Places like shopping malls, theme parks, and Amazon.com can be considered:

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Shopping malls, theme parks, and Amazon.com are all places that are designed to encourage and facilitate consumption. They are not just places to buy things, but experiences that are centered around shopping and consuming. The term "cathedrals of consumption" highlights the idea that these spaces are like grand, awe-inspiring buildings that people are drawn to and that serve as symbols of our consumer culture. The other answer choices (macrofinance, postconsumer spaces, and hyperconsumption spaces) do not accurately reflect this idea.

Places Like Shopping Malls, Theme Parks, and Amazon