Commercial advertising campaigns often seek to spin information on products. For example, a car manufacturer might say a particular car it manufactures was ranked as the most innovative new vehicle. The details of the survey that it was conducted at a shareholder meeting and only vehicles it manufactures were included in the survey are quickly flashed in very small print at the bottom of the screen. The decision to deliberately obscure potentially important information is best described as being in which domain?

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Maddison Cook

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26 February, 04:45

Commercial advertising campaigns often seek to spin information on products. For example, a car manufacturer might say a particular car it manufactures was ranked as the most innovative new vehicle. The details of the survey that it was conducted at a shareholder meeting and only vehicles it manufactures were included in the survey are quickly flashed in very small print at the bottom of the screen. The decision to deliberately obscure potentially important information is best described as being in which domain?

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Darnell Kelley · Answer 1

Commercial advertising campaigns often seek to spin information on product falls under marketing domain.

Explanation:

Advertising and marketing are two important key factors which are required when goods are being sold. When advertisement is done properly it becomes lucrative in nature because consumers try to buy the goods. Its an important marketing policy.

In this context a manufacture is trying to sale the vehicles that he has produced to increase the sale, he has adopted a marketing strategy that surveys are quickly flashed at the bottom of the screen. As a result, all the consumers come to know regarding the innovative vehicles.