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    when the new products come out. Individuals will want to buy all the new products because they are the ones that are trending in society. People are going to want something more for example the Beats headphones because a really good basketball player was advertising it. In addition, companies lure consumers by using famous celebrities, so that the celebrities and the companies will make a lot of money. The companies also tell athletes how to act in the commercial and what to say because commercials are false advertising. The companies tell the athletes what to say when they are advertising the products and the company tells them misleading facts about the product.…

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    Ethical Issues in Marketing Within the field of marketing, marketers are forced to choose between obeying their subconscious or foregoing their morals and set principals. Whether following a proper code of ethics or not, marketers put their career on the line in hopes of advancing the success of a company or product; however, many marketers in today’s industry feel as if there is a greater chance of gaining success if unethical practices are put into place. Due to an increasingly competitive…

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    The grounds that eProducts could sue Data Analytics for injury to their reputation is, defamation and slander. If Data Analytics is going to launch a false advertising campaign that hurts the character of eProducts then not only are the committing slander, but they are immorally under cutting another company to try and improve their sales. Vogel could succeed on his strict product liability claim if he can meet all six requirements. Vogel will have to prove that the phone design was defected…

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    dvertisers try to sell their products using sex appeal, famous people, and supermodels. As a result, society often chooses those products based off false advertisements, photo shop models and expensive clothing lines, what is popular on social media and the internet. A lot of women are not honest with themselves because they are afraid of what others think of them. Women should take a stand against false advertisements. Sex appeal in advertising is generally viewed as an effective strategy to…

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    A magazine takes away from a woman's true beauty, which can make a woman insecure about herself and body. Magazine corporations should have no right to photoshop a woman’s picture at all. Photoshopping a photo can lead to many problems and breakdowns. Why wouldn’t you want to show the beauty of a woman that is all natural? Magazines should never alter a woman's image because it is false advertisement, can affect self-esteem, and it also promotes unattainable beauty. False advertisement is all…

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    False advertising is feeding the consumers misleading information so that they would purchase the product or service but once it is found out, companies have to face dire consequences (DCA.lacounty.gov , 2011) There are several types of false advertising. Some types of it which are included in the Lanham Act of 1946 are failure to disclose, flawed and insignificant research, and product disparagement. Failure to disclose is considered a false advertising when an advertisement contains…

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    Scenario 19: Topic: Truth in Advertising You are a marketing manager and work for a fast food chain. Recently you were involved in launching a new product—“organic” hamburgers. Millions of dollars were spent on the marketing campaign to inform customers of the organic nature of the hamburgers. Your company has been selling the organic hamburgers for the past six months. The hamburgers are selling well and the product line is quite profitable. When our company first decided to sell organic…

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    Advertising has been a part of society for a long time. This powerful form of communication reaches millions of people, informing and persuading them to purchase a product or service. Advertisements have never been as powerful and persuasive as it is today. The availability of many different products makes it very challenging to induce consumers to try something new on the market. Advertisers compete with each other like never before trying to gain the customers’ attention. They are tempted to…

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    girls and even older women feel as if they are not pretty enough? The answer to that question is the media. Everywhere we look, we see photo-shopped images that have taken away a woman 's wrinkles, freckles, blemishes, and has even changed her whole physique. When women see these "perfect" pictures, they begin to feel depressed about their bodies and wish they could look as good as the airbrushed, photo-shopped, and edited models in the pictures. The media has taken away natural beauty and…

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    Editing information, another aspect of totalitarianism, is terrifyingly prevalent in the 2016 election. Donald Trump, the forty-fifth President of the United States, has had one of the most controversial campaigns in history. Many question how he moved from a life of hosting TV shows to the White House so easily. The answer is simple: his use of falsehoods to psychologically manipulate the public. Trump’s presidency has been full of lies. Whether you are a supporter or not, it is clear that he…

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