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densk [106]
3 years ago
6

Write an argumentative essay in which you state and defend a claim about whether it is ethical to target uninformed consumers. (

100pts)
English
2 answers:
kiruha [24]3 years ago
8 0

Answer: <em>Targeting uninformed customers is not un-ethical.</em>

Explanation:

Company launches its brand to new markets by targeting un informed consumers.it informs the buyers and convinces them to buy that product it also provides as education platform for people it acts as plus point for the launchers.it also increases the competition by launching their product in market by lowering their prices and enhancing or upgrading their quality of product.

it may seem unethical to target uninformed consumers ,just because they may violate some cultural beliefs and some social norms too.

zavuch27 [327]3 years ago
5 0

Answer:

As consumers, we wouldn't like to be deceived into buying something and then end up with a pickle in our hands. What we fail to understand, however, is that we are not merely a victim when that happens, especially nowadays.

Information is available everywhere. We are a very spoiled generation when it comes to that. We have the internet as this magical place where we can find information about anything and even ask for people's opinions. Let's say I would like to buy a new phone of a brand I have never owned before. There are thousands of blogs and forums where people share their experiences and complaints. I could very well look into those things before making my decision.

You see, even though the sentence "target uninformed consumers" sounds like a piece of news about an unethical company, in reality it is precisely what every business is doing. It is not their obligation to display every single piece of information about their products' manufacturing process and ingredients, or even about how well their employees are paid, unless there is some law forcing them to do so. Companies invest a great deal in propaganda to do the opposite of that: to sell an illusion. They want to convince the consumer that, by purchasing their product, they will be healthier, smarter, more attractive.

Whether we like it or not, it is our responsibility as consumers to either look for the information companies would never offer us or demand more strict laws to force them to do so. Knowledgeable consumers, as a Harvard study shows, tend to not only save money, but also make healthier choice. That is not what businesses want us to do. So, it is up to us to become less uninformed.

Explanation:

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