Lecture 8 Flashcards

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What is the difference between a need and a want?

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A need is a basic biological motive; a want is one way society teaches us to satisfy that need.

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What are business ethics?

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Rules of conduct guiding actions in the marketplace, based on moral principles and values.

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What is the role of the Advertising Standards Authority (ASA)?

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To ensure advertisements are legal, decent, honest, and truthful, and do not mislead or cause harm.

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What does UK consumer protection legislation aim to do?

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Protect consumers, uphold industry image, and ensure fair and credible messaging.

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Name two key UK laws related to consumer protection.

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Consumer Rights Act (2015), Data Protection Act (2018).

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What is greenwashing?

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When companies falsely claim their products are environmentally friendly.

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What is consumer misbehaviour?

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Behaviour that violates norms and disrupts consumption, often driven by the pursuit of personal value.

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What are the characteristics of compulsive consumption?

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It is not done by choice, offers short-lived gratification, and leads to regret or guilt.

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Who are consumed consumers?

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Individuals exploited for commercial gain, e.g., organ donors, prostitutes, or fraud victims.

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What is the economic cost of fraudulent returns in the UK retail sector?

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Estimated at £60 billion per year.

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What is materialism in consumer behavior?

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The importance a consumer attaches to worldly possessions.

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What are the effects of high materialism?

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Lower happiness, stronger brand attachment, and greater fear of death.

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What is corporate social responsibility (CSR)?

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A company’s accountability for its social and environmental impact.

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What are the four expectations of CSR (Carroll & Buchholtz, 2000)?

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Economic, Legal, Ethical, and Philanthropic responsibilities.

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What is social marketing?

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The use of marketing techniques to promote behaviors that benefit society and the individual.

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What are the 4Ps of social marketing?

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Product, Price, Place, Promotion.

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What distinguishes CSR from social marketing?

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CSR focuses on business responsibility; social marketing aims to change harmful behaviors.

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What are the ASA’s rules for environmental claims?

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Claims must be clear, substantiated, not misleading, and consider full product life cycle.

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What are common forms of consumer misbehaviour?

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Shoplifting, piracy, fraudulent returns, and purchasing counterfeit goods.