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Misleading advertising in mixed markets: non-profit orientation and welfare outcomes
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In this article, the authors analyse misleading advertising competition between private firms and consumer-oriented firms in the context of mixed markets, and propose a framework to detect misleading advertising in mixed markets.Abstract:
In this article, we analyse misleading advertising competition between private firms (profit oriented) and consumer-oriented firms (concerned about consumer welfare) in the context of mixed markets...read more
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