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Evidence library / Building an Investment Ecosystem for Circularity
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Fragmentation and overproduction are linked to waste; easy resale may encourage more initial purchasing.

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Nina PfiferManaging Director & Co-Founder · Spin CapitalLinkedIn ↗

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Fragmentation and overproduction are linked to waste; easy resale may encourage more initial purchasing.

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Attributed contributors: Nina Pfifer. “Fragmentation and overproduction are linked to waste; easy resale may encourage more initial purchasing..” Building an Investment Ecosystem for Circularity. ECOSYSTEM Summit, Barcelona, 18 September 2026. Session time 5:00–5:41. https://cs-ecosystem.commonshare.workers.dev/evidence/E-2e5dd3c7449f

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Fragmentation and overproduction are linked to waste; easy resale may encourage more initial purchasing.

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Nina PfiferManaging Director & Co-Founder · Spin CapitalLinkedIn ↗

Proposed mechanism: Expected resale lowers perceived purchase risk and may increase consumption.

Limit: Reported observation, not a measured rebound estimate.

material demandincentivessufficiency

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