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    The two major topics that will be discussed in this paper is why the candidate failed and what were some things that he or she did right during their short run for office. Remember; GOP stands for Grand Old Party. Carly Fiorina had similar views as the GOP, but there were some noticeable differences. Education is important because it helps develop the country in many ways and both the party and Fiorina know this (Results, 2013). Each wants high national standards that will challenge students to…

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    Advertising increased manifold in an economy driven by consumer culture. In his book People of Plenty: Economic Abundance and the American Character (1954) David Potter expressed his unhappiness in generalising the notions of ‘national character’ that combines various indistinctive elements. He expresses this clearly when he says that “We [are] told in the same breath that Americans are optimistic (a trait of temperament), that they attach great value to productive activity (a trait of…

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    messages to have consumers remember their products. Many times, you will see a character in a show drinking a specific drink or you will see an image of a product and that will influence a consumers mind. 2) Why were Americans so upset when Vance Packard published his book, The Hidden Persuaders? Americans were…

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    Lately, with the economic crisis going on in Canada, I can hear a lot of people talking about their personal and other’s economy. It amazes me every time I have the opportunity to hear the opinion that people have toward money. I do think that money, today, is now perceived and treated in the wrong way. Since industrialization, cash rules and determines almost who we are. It has so much power, that it changes us for a better or worse person. Unfortunately, most of the time it will change its…

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    McDonald's is a large part of the American lifestyle. It influences “diet, landscape, economy, workforce, and popular culture” (Schlosser 12). The largest group of people Mcdonald’s influence, or all fast food places, are children. According to Schlosser, “McDonald’s operates more playgrounds than any other private entity in the United States,” and “a survey of American school children found that 96 percent could identify Ronald McDonald” (Schlosser 13). These are very disturbing facts that…

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    Duty In Advertising Ethics

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    Duty But what does it mean for a will to be good? This is where the concept of duty comes in. Kant says that a person’s will is only good if it is motivated by duty and nothing else. If an advertiser communicates in his advertisement that cleaning hands is essential to staying healthy because it is his duty and right thing to do, then his act can be considered ethical. But, if he intends to encourage the habit of cleaning, thereby increasing the market size and in the process the sale of his…

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