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High Prices Caused by the Following Factors

High Costs of distribution+high costs of advetising/promotion+excessive markups

Deceptive Pricing
Falsely Advertising “Factory” or “Wholesale” Prices+Large Reduction From Phony High List Price
Deceptive Promotion

Overstating the Product’s Features+Luring Customers to the Store for Out-of-Stock Bargains etc.

Deceptive Packaging

Exaggerating Package Contents+Not Filling Package to the Top+Using Misleading Labeling

High Prices Caused by the Following Factors
High Costs of distribution+high costs of advetising/promotion+excessive markups
Reasons for Planned Obsolescence
Increased sales+Reduced service+Competitive advantage
Marketing’s Impact on Society as a Whole
“False” Wants & Too Much Materialism+Producing Too Few Social Goods+Cultural Pollution+Too Much Political Power
Sustainability
the idea that marketing firms can help improve society and the environment by leaving things better than when you started. That applies to product development+manufacturing+marketing etc.
Consumer Bill of Rights
-Right to Safety. -Right to Be Informed.-Right to Choose.-Right to Be Heard. -Right to Consumer Education.-Right to Recourse and Redress.-Right to an Environment That Enhances the Quality of Life
Marketing Ethics

Pricing Product+Development+General+Ethical Standards+Distributor Relations+Advertising Standards+Customer Service