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The greatest goal in advertising is to convince us "wants" are unnecessary. the firm has the best price. a particular product is a "need." the product is the same as other firm's products.
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The greatest goal in advertising is to convince us

"wants" are unnecessary.
the firm has the best price.
a particular product is a "need."
the product is the same as other firm's products.

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c. a particular product is a "need"

Step-by-step explanation:

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The greatest goal in advertising is to convince people that they actually need a particular product.

The alternatives: the first and the last would actually make people not buy the products. The second option is also a goal, but a minor one: unless people want to buy something, the prize is irrelevant.
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