Marketers Argue Restrictions on Advertising of Alcohol and Tobacco Products

question 18

Multiple Choice

Marketers argue restrictions on advertising of alcohol and tobacco products is not fair because:

• A) parents have ultimate control over the commercials that are seen by their children
• B) advertising of such products is not effective with children
• C) it is a violation of free speech and businesses have the right to promote its products regardless of what it is
• D) there is no medical or scientific evidence to support advertising is a contributory cause to underage drinking

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