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Debate: Ban on advertising
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- | *'''Advertising leaves everybody better off.''' Not only do the consumers benefit from the products they buy thanks to adverts, but also the whole economy benefits from these "impulsive" buys, thus leaving everybody better off (both the producers and consumers). | + | *'''Advertising leaves everybody better off.''' Not only do the consumers benefit from the products they buy thanks to adverts, but also the whole economy benefits from these "impulsive" buys, thus leaving everybody better off (both the producers and consumers). Thus, advertising cannot be really immoral. |
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Categories: Underdeveloped debates | Consumerism | Society | Bans | Business | Economics | Advertising | Marketing | Morality