שאלה | What is the key difference between "perceived obsolescence" and "planned obsolescence" in the context of consumerism?

What is the key difference between "perceived obsolescence" and "planned obsolescence" in the context of consumerism?

		Perceived obsolescence is the intentional marketing strategy to make consumers feel their products are outdated, while planned obsolescence is the deliberate strategy of designing products to wear and tear over time.
		Perceived obsolescence refers to intentionally designing products with a limited lifespan, while planned obsolescence involves the consumer's perception of a product becoming outdated.
		Perceived obsolescence involves creating products with inherent flaws to shorten their lifespan, whereas planned obsolescence is the consumer's belief that a product is outdated or no longer desirable.
		Perceived obsolescence is the unintentional depreciation of products, while planned obsolescence is the deliberate strategy of designing products to become obsolete quickly.