Advertisements That Appear to Convey No Information at All

question 307

Multiple Choice

Advertisements that appear to convey no information at all

• A)are usually associated with "infomercials."
• B)are useless to consumers but valuable to firms.
• C)are useless to firms but valuable to consumers for their entertainment quality alone.
• D)may convey information to consumers by providing them with a signal that firms are willing to spend significant amounts of money to advertise.

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Definitions:

Attorney-Client Privilege

A legal principle that ensures communications between an attorney and their client remain confidential and cannot be disclosed without the client’s consent.

Hired

The act of engaging the services of a person or persons, often in exchange for compensation.

Client

A person or organization using the professional services or advice of a lawyer or other professional.

Confidentiality Rule

A principle or regulation requiring certain information to be kept secret and not disclosed without authorization.