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Lobcity

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Provide three examples of how legal issues in sales promotion affect the standardization of a promotional campaign.

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Bertha was a well-behaved child when she was young, but as soon as she entered high school, she started skipping class, wearing strange clothes, and watching offensive television shows with a group of new friends. Her behavior had become just like that of her new friends. Bertha's behavior is likely due to _____.
 A) brand loyalty
  B) valence
  C) formality
  D) normative influence
  E) aspirational group influence



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Answer to Question 1

To a certain degree, adaptation to local markets is necessitated by legal requirements. In Germany, buy one, get one free offers are illegal. In France, premiums are restricted to seven percent of the product's value. In Belgium, retail sales can only run for a month and prices can to be cut below one third. Sweepstakes based on pure chance are illegal in Holland, Canada, Sweden, and Belgium. Puerto Rico requires promotions to be printed in both English and Spanish while Quebec requires promotions to be in French.

Answer to Question 2

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