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The document discusses the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on the global economy. Many countries experienced severe economic downturns as various lockdown measures were implemented to slow the spread of the virus. There remains much uncertainty around the pace of economic recovery as new variants continue to emerge and vaccination rates vary significantly between nations.
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The poster uses a black background to isolate the horse and elicit empathy, with only the horse's head shown to seem unnerving. It directly states "Horse racing is a bad bet" to focus attention on the text about horses being forced to take performance-enhancing drugs that can lead to death. The aim is to change attitudes towards the sport and encourage boycotting races to improve horse welfare and bring about national change to the industry's funding model, which relies on betting.
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The document provides an evaluation of Jamie Mellors' advertising campaign against horse racing.
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The campaign aimed to raise awareness of animal cruelty issues in the horse racing industry through posters. Jamie believes the posters successfully conveyed the message to not ignore problems in the industry. One poster in particular featured famous sports players and statistics to compare horse racing safety to other sports.
Jamie notes some limitations in communicating the desired outcome of the campaign. While the goal is to ultimately shut down the industry, more realistic aims may be changing attitudes and decreasing financial support. Audience feedback helped identify ways to clarify calls to action. Overall, the techniques used were effective at influencing opinions, but a balance of shock and subtle approaches may reach the largest audience.
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