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Possibilities of Using Comparative Advertising with Respect to Culture, Age, and Gender of the Recipients
Although comparative advertising has a long tradition, its use has always been, and still is, perceived as controversial. This also corresponds to the fact that the attitude of individual cultures to comparative advertising is significantly different in various parts of the world, which is reflected in the legislative by individual state authorities.