According to Marxist ideology, the breach demonstrates that capitalists are more concerned with making money than they are with ensuring the safety of their clients. It is possible that hiring a third-party service would have resulted in cost savings; nonetheless, the theft of client information was a negative outcome. Government intervention to resolve market failures, like the breach, is supported by Keynesian economic theory, as is the company’s dependence on cybersecurity businesses and law enforcement. According to social contract theory, the letter’s objective is to restore the implicit trust between the corporation and the consumer in the security of their data, which was undermined by the breach. In the field of behavioral economics, the letter serves as an encouragement to the reader to take preventative measures (such as getting in touch with their bank).