Which Is a Behavioral Economics Justification for Limiting Advertising Directed

question 116

Multiple Choice

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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Definitions:

Cultigens

Plants that have been deliberately altered or selected by humans for cultivation, often different from their wild ancestors.

Seed Crop

Plants that are grown primarily for the purpose of producing seeds for planting new crops, rather than for immediate consumption.

Food Production

The process of creating food products through farming, ranching, and fisheries, including preparation and packaging.

Food Foraging

The practice of gathering wild food resources, including plants, fungi, and animals, primarily as a means of subsistence.