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Quiz 6: The Ethics of Consumer and Marketing
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Question 1
Multiple Choice
Even though advertizing issues are complex, the must include:
Question 2
Multiple Choice
The consumers who think ahead, consider, and watch every penny they spend, knowing how their choices will affect their preferences are known as:
Question 3
True/False
The most common criticism of advertising concerns its effect on the consumer's beliefs.
Question 4
True/False
A study by consumer reports found errors in 43 percent of the credit reports that they analyzed.
Question 5
True/False
Research has shown people are irrational and inconsistent when weighing choices based on probability estimates of future costs and payoffs.
Question 6
Multiple Choice
Critics to the market approach respond that the benefits of free markets are obtained only when the markets have all of the seven defining characteristics. Several of these are:
Question 7
True/False
Credit Solutions has been sued by the attorney general of five states
Question 8
True/False
The due care theory of the manufacturer's duties to consumers is based on the idea that consumers and sellers do not meet as equals and that the consumer's interests are particularly vulnerable to being harmed by the manufacturer, who has a knowledge and an expertise that the consumer lacks.
Question 9
True/False
Although there are some advertisements that are intended to manipulate, such advertisements do not violate the consumer's right to be treated as a free and equal rational being.
Question 10
Multiple Choice
Which are the three main credit reporting companies?
Question 11
True/False
In a narrow sense, the right to privacy can be defined as the right of persons to determine what, to whom, and how much information about themselves will be disclosed to other parties.
Question 12
True/False
In the Market Approach to consumer protection, if consumers do not place a high value on safety (or are unwilling to pay for it), then it is wrong to force them to accept higher levels of safety through regulation.