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The document discusses the debate around the role and impact of advertising. It notes that critics argue advertising is aimed more at controlling people's tastes and convincing them a product is unique through psychological means rather than providing objective information. Supporters counter that advertising provides information to help consumers make better choices and increases competition in the market. While economists argue advertising signals quality, rational theory holds that high-quality products advertise while mediocre ones focus on quality improvements instead. Research also shows consumers are willing to pay more for branded products as brands provide quality information that cannot be assessed in advance.
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3:国家专业人才认证中心颁发入库证书
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Chap. 17
- 1. Chapter 17 Monopolistically Competition The Debate over Advertisement
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