The energy sector is extremely regulated in many countries, which promotes state-generated oligopolies. Consequently, due to the absence of free competition, the quality and price of energy suffers, and the final consumer suffers the consequences.

An optimal combination of brand image, pricing flexibility and market share is what differentiates the company from the competition and what gives it its advantage.

Technological innovation is usually born motivated by the satisfaction of the wealthiest segments of the market and ends up making life easier for the whole population, incorporating better features and an affordable price.

The orthodox approach that prevails in economics is the premise that economics can be quantified in mathematical models. However, economics is not an exact science, as it depends on the actions of individuals and people do not reproduce automated behaviours.

Biotechnology is presented as a multidisciplinary area, based on biology, chemistry and various processes, with applications in agriculture, pharmacy, medicine, forest sciences and food science.

Increased transport efficiency and the digitization of information have promoted a global division of labour in recent decades, the consequences of which translate into benefits for consumers.

The culture of property investment is tacitly transferred between generations and is impregnated with popular culture. That is, intuitively, people know how to discern when something is cheap, or not.