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III. Economic analysis of monopolistic competition
IV. Attitudes differ toward monopolistically competitive companies using advertising to emphasize product differentiation.
| For | Against |
| Informs potential customers | Persuades potential |
| Finances national communication | Social costs (billboards) |
| Rewards and thus stimulates technological advancement and innovation | Adds little to a product |
| Increases output resulting in economies of scale and lower ATC | Ads cancel each other's effect, output doesn't change, ATC increases |
| Promotes spending and employment | Promotes of spending can not be proven. |
| Consumer Protection, False Advertising from the Florida Attorney General. | |
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