Editor Roman Espejo has compiled several essays across four chapters that debate essential topics relating to consumerism. Readers will evaluate the impact of consumerism in chapter one. Chapter two asks and answers what facilitates consumerism. Chapter three analyzes whether it's a problem and chapter four debates if it should be rejected. Essay sources include Knowledge at Wharton, Michael J. Foster, Karen Sternheimer, and the Christian Science Monitor.
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