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The document discusses the Protestant work ethic of self-denial, industriousness, and hard work versus an opposing view of self-indulgence, idleness, and excessive leisure. It presents these differing philosophies as Barrier 3 and promotes the Protestant work ethic through an advertising campaign by Daniel Wellington watches that targets the more educated elite class.
The document discusses the Protestant work ethic of self-denial, industriousness, and hard work versus an opposing view of self-indulgence, idleness, and excessive leisure. It presents these differing philosophies as Barrier 3 and promotes the Protestant work ethic through an advertising campaign by Daniel Wellington watches that targets the more educated elite class.