Which is a behavioral economics justification for limiting advertising directed towards children?
A) Children have no money.
B) Children pester their parents too much.
C) Children have no memory.
D) Children do not always have transitive preferences.

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Children do not always have transitive preferences, meaning their choices can be inconsistent and easily influenced, making them particularly susceptible to advertising.

Which Is a Behavioral Economics Justification for Limiting Advertising Directed