Environmental Advertising Claims: A Preliminary Investigation
Journal of Public Policy & MarketingPublished 1 September 1991
Norman Kangun, Les Carlson, Stephen J. Grove
Citations249
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SJR score2.52
SNIP1.44
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As organizations increasingly target consumers who are concerned about the environment, the nature of their advertising becomes more of an issue. While much has been written about the problems associated with environmental advertising, this phenomenon has seldom been addressed systematically. This paper is intended to ascertain the extent to which environmental ads contain misleading and deceptive claims and to pose public policy recommendations concerning environmental advertising.
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