3. Social impact of obsolescence
Obsolescence, whether programmed or not, has a societal impact, particularly on customers. Consumers are on the front line when it comes to obsolescence. Not all consumers are affected by the same types of obsolescence. On the one hand, there is obsolescence as perceived by the consumer . In this case, the product is still in working order, but the consumer perceives it as obsolete. On the other, there is programmed obsolescence, which the consumer undergoes.
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Law no. 2015-992 of August 17, 2015 on energy transition for green growth (JORF no. 189 of August 18, 2015).
Law no. 2021-1104 of August 22, 2021 to combat climate change and strengthen resilience to its effects (JORF no. 0196 of August 24, 2021).
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