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Advertising Self-Regulation: True Purpose and Limits
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1989
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Consumer UncertaintySocietal ControlTargeted AdvertisingConsumer ResearchMarket RegulationAdvertising RegulationNormal ReactionManagementMarketing CommunicationOnline AdvertisingConsumer BehaviorBrand BuildingConsumer IssueEconomicsConsumer Decision MakingAdvertisingMarketingAdvertising Self-regulationTrue PurposeAdvertising EffectivenessRegulation
Abstract The normal reaction to market failures is to pect that “regulatory responses” will solve them. However, in addition to regulation, there are several basic and complementary forms of societal control. This paper analyzes and compares these forms of control with particular emphasis on self-regulation as applied to advertising. The true purpose and limitations of advertising self-regulation are emphasized in light of current criticisms.
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