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Marketers spend billions of dollars each year to capitalize on fulfilling consumers' drive to get what they need or want, a concept known as motivation.
If we must use terminology, an "economic motive" is the human propensity to weigh the costs and rewards of pursuing a certain goal and selecting the course of action that will yield the highest returns relative to the investment.
Economic motivation, or the desire to accumulate and/or create riches, has been rated differently depending on the state of economic life in various social contexts and during various historical eras.
The profit motive, as used in economics, is what drives businesses to operate in a way that maximizes their profits.
A struggle for control over commodities and services may not be economically motivated, in contrast to simplistic notions of what constitutes an economic activity.
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