“Encouraging consumers to think more seriously about the financial, environmental, and personal costs of their consumption would be a major step in addressing the crisis of quality and the environmental and social impacts of too much stuff. Better yet, it would spur businesses to seek economic incentives to design and market better products. Today's secondhand economy, faltering in search of quality, should have more than it can handle.” EnvironmentEconomicsConsumerismConsumer CultureReuseDeveloping WorldGlobal Market Book:Secondhand: Travels in the New Global Garage Sale Source: Secondhand: Travels in the New Global Garage Sale