E3, Ch 14B: Consumer Stakeholders Flashcards

1
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where does advertising issues cross ethical into legal?
ambiguity

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ex. “helps” you look younger

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where does advertising issues cross ethical into legal?
exaggerated claims

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ex. Coca-Cola falsely claimed Vitaminwater products could promote healthy joints and reduce eye disease

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3
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where does advertising issues cross ethical into legal?
psychological appeals

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ex. home security salespeople call homeowners in areas with recent break-ins

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4
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comparative advertising

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practice of directly comparing a firm’s product to a competitor (Mac versus PC, Coke versus Pepsi) – legal if claim can be proven

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5
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concerning the use of sex appeal in advertising…

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is it ethical for advertisers to target young girls to diet and get hair extensions?

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6
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the average child seeks __k-__k ads per year

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25k-40k

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7
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age compresion

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marketing to 8-yr olds products that are meant for teenagers

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marketing to the poor

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ex. high interest rates yield significant profits but can bury the poor in debt

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9
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Although, according to HBS, marketing to the poor can play a huge role in…

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alleviating global poverty

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10
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advertising alcohol 1936 and 1996

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1936 - first US ban on hard alcohol advertising, 3 years after the end of prohibition

1996 - advertising returns

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70% over 21 rule

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for an alcohol company to place an ad, 70% of audience must be 21+

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cigarette advertising

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per WHO, cigarette only legal product that kills half its regular users when consumed as intended by manufacturers

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13
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Tobacco Control Act, 2009 (3)

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  • restricts marketing and sales to youth
  • requires smokeless tobacco products to carry warning label
  • requires disclosure of ingredients in tobacco products
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14
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controversy behind health and environmental claims

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ads may include health and environmental claims, but are they verifiable? (ex. Saying “healthier”)

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15
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Estimated prescription and over the counter drug ads account for ____ of spending in 2024 on five popular nightly news shows

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half
(these shows cannot refuse to lose these advert $ so do not report on negative side effects on the drugs in which they are allowing to be advertised)

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16
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Americans are “…biggest consumers of _________ products in the world” - RFK

The issue – to limit truthful, misleading, commercial ads will likely be…

A

pharmaceutical

…challenged from drugmakers on First Amendment grounds

17
Q

RFK wants to ban…

A

prescription drug advertising

18
Q

deep fake advertising

A

when media has been digitally manipulated to replace one person’s likeness convincingly with that of another

19
Q

warranties and guarantees (2)

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  • initially used by manufacturers to limit the length of time they were responsible for products
  • viewed by consumers as protection against defective products
20
Q

Magnuson-Moss Warranty Act, 1975

A

set standards for what must be contained in a warranty and its ease of being understood; it defines
- implied warranty
- express warranty
- guarantee

21
Q

implied warranty

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unwritten promise that there is nothing wrong with the product and its intended use

22
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express warranty

A

explicitly offered at time of sale

23
Q

guarantee

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a promise regarding product quality, less likely to be written

24
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Federal Packaging and Labeling Act, 1967 requires (3)

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  • Statement of Identity
  • Net Quantity of Contents
  • Name and Place of Business
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Statement of Identity
label must clearly identify product
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Net Quantity of Contents
label must accurately state the net quantity of contents in terms of weight, measure, or numerical count in both metric and US units