Fear of Persuasion: A New Perspective on Advertising and Regulation

John E. Calfee

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Should consumers fear advertising? This study argues that the answer is no, and that advertising's role is in promoting competition and reducing prices. These are conclusions drawn from an analysis of economic evidence from around the world.

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