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Mark S. Albion (Author), Paul W. Farris (Author)

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February 28, 1981 086569057X 978-0865690578
Examines and evaluates conflicting claims about advertising's effects on prices, industry concentration, product innovation, brand loyalty, and demand.

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“A comprehensive, well-documented review and summary of extensive research literature on the economic role and impact of advertising. . . . [It] provides valuable insights for economic theorists, marketing managers, public policymakers, as well as academicians.”–Choice

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advertising scale economies, cumulative advertising effects, unadvertised brands, advertising intensity, market share stability, network television advertising, brand domination, mixed regimen, other marketing costs, increasing marginal returns, total marketing costs, manufacturer advertising, brand proliferation, advertising outlays, absolute price level, advertising intensities, advertising levels, total advertising expenditures, relationship between advertising, large advertisers, cereal industry
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The Advertising Controversy, United Kingdom, Marketing Framework, United States, Harvard University Press, Del Monte, Leo Burnett, Central Underlying Issues, New York, American Enterprise Institute, Bilateral Market Power, Marketing Science Institute, The New Learning
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