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The message that advertisements send out when they want to convey information may be misleading for an average customer. Superior goods will be sold but good canvassing may enable the sale of bad quality goods in the market, as public would not be able to differentiate and may take some time to comprehend that they are being cheated. Even people, who try to ignore advertisements most of the time, find themselves buying an article new to them, simply because the name of the product seems familiar. A skilful advertiser may be able to create a monopoly for himself, not because his product is superior, but because he has succeeded in inducing people to believe that it is indeed superior. He may even persuade us that his product, which may be priced higher than others and identical in quality, is better, simply because it is dearer. This is because we all tend to act on the assumption that high prices indicate high quality. write summary writing of the passage given above and give it a suitable title.​

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