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According to David Holley, what is the level of information disclosure best suited for all market participants$($both producers and consumers$)?$

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Minimal Information

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Modified Minimal Information

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Mutual Benefit Rule

d$.$

Maximal Information

e$.$

Fairness Rule

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Arrington's main conclusion is that:

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Advertising often creates desires which are rational and$/$or already in line with those of the consumer

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Advertising never alters the behavior of consumers

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Advertising controls the lives of nearly all consumers through manipulation, and because of this should be highly regulated

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Consumers enjoy being manipulated so there should not be any regulation of advertising

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According to Denis Arnold in "The Ethics of Direct to Consumer Pharmaceutical Advertising", critics of DTC advertising claim that it does which of the following:

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Undermines patient$-$physician relationships by persuading consumers to believe they need particular drugs

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Encourages over$-$medication of consumers with messages that drugs are the best solution for problems

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neither option

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both options