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Consumer rights advocates accuse marketers of unfairly creating needs and wants by offering customers unnecessary and often high-priced items. How would you defend the marketer’s point of view that needs and wants cannot be artificially created?

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Answered by wajahatkincsem
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According to marketers, they need to create an advertisement that excites their customers.

Explanation:

  1. They often use different tactics such as daily offers, discounts to excite and attract their customers.
  2. Such tactics are important to attract customers because otherwise, some other brand will replace you.  
  3. However, increasing prices unfairly is against customer rights.
  4. Because increasing prices is considered a deceptive practice.  
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