One of the Reasons for the Notably Low Use of Foreign

question 99

Multiple Choice

One of the reasons for the notably low use of foreign national consumer magazines by international advertisers is that:

• A) consumers in most countries rarely read magazines.
• B) few magazines provide reliable circulation data.
• C) they publish content only in English.
• D) subscription to magazines has reduced as the Internet gains popularity.
• E) advertising in magazines is costly as compared to other advertising media.

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