A Form of Advertising That Compares Two or More Specifically

question 73

Multiple Choice

A form of advertising that compares two or more specifically named or shown competing brands on one or more specific attributes is called:

• A) institutional advertising.
• B) product advertising.
• C) corporate advertising.
• D) comparative advertising.

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Definitions:

Low Opportunity Cost

A situation where the cost of foregoing the next best alternative is relatively minimal when choosing one option over another.

Computer Software

Programs and operating information used by a computer to perform specific tasks.

Law Of Comparative Advantage

is an economic principle that states countries (or entities) gain when they produce goods and services for which they have a lower opportunity cost, leading to more efficient global production.

Low-Opportunity Cost Producer

An entity that can produce a good or service at a lower sacrifice of alternative goods compared to others.