Saucier examines marketing ethics, focusing on the nature of new ethical breaches made possible by the increasing capabilities of technology. Chapter topics include the use of fear appeals, intrusive advertising in daily lives, the American materialistic culture, body image advertising, and puffery and deceptive advertising practice. Appendices include the American Marketing Association Code of Ethics, the Parents\u27 Bill of Rights, and CARU\u27s Core Principles.https://digitalcommons.csbsju.edu/gbl_books/1002/thumbnail.jp
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[Extract] In this chapter we will discuss the major generic criticism of marketing, including: •f...
[Extract] In this chapter we will discuss:\ud \ud •The changing nature of ethical criticism of marke...
Marketing, while essential to organisational success, is arguably one of the most controversial aspe...
[Extract] In this chapter we will discuss: •The unique characteristics of social marketing •T...
This article presents a response to the following papers: "Ethical Marketing," by P.E. Murphy, G.R. ...
Ethical behavior is by its nature individual behavior. We choose to act ethically or to ignore ethic...
Ethics is essential in financial products marketing in order to build trust and loyalty with consume...
Marketing ethics has been described as an inherently relative conceptwhereby ethical problems and co...
This text explores ethical issues facing marketing practitioners. It presents ethical theory in mark...
[Extract] In this chapter we will discuss: •The impact of new and evolving media forms on marketi...
This chapter provides an overview of ethical challenges within social marketing including (targeting...
Understanding and appreciating the ethical dilemmas associated with business is an important dimensi...
Chapter 31 considers ethics in digital marketing and social media. Whilst digital marketing and soci...
Marketing Ethics recognizes the higher order obligations of marketing and provides a forum to discus...
Is there any correspondence between advertising and ethics? Advertising is a persuasive speech techn...
[Extract] In this chapter we will discuss the major generic criticism of marketing, including: •f...
[Extract] In this chapter we will discuss:\ud \ud •The changing nature of ethical criticism of marke...
Marketing, while essential to organisational success, is arguably one of the most controversial aspe...
[Extract] In this chapter we will discuss: •The unique characteristics of social marketing •T...
This article presents a response to the following papers: "Ethical Marketing," by P.E. Murphy, G.R. ...
Ethical behavior is by its nature individual behavior. We choose to act ethically or to ignore ethic...
Ethics is essential in financial products marketing in order to build trust and loyalty with consume...
Marketing ethics has been described as an inherently relative conceptwhereby ethical problems and co...