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Publikováno v:
Journal of Public Policy & Marketing. 28:253-258
Qualified health claims arising from the landmark 1999 Pearson v. Shalala ruling were predicted to be in widespread use, either filling an important consumer information void or misleading the masses. Yet the results from the current content analysis
Publikováno v:
Marketing Letters. 20:385-397
Supplement and food manufacturers are permitted to make certain health claims from emerging science on package labels, provided that a qualifier which indicates the strength of science supporting the claim is used. The Food and Drug Administration ha
Publikováno v:
Journal of Consumer Affairs. 43:185-198
With the recognized need to increase health literacy, some practices have not worked and, therefore, “should be dumped.” Herein we present alternative approaches that may increase health literacy.
Autor:
Paula Fitzgerald Bone
Publikováno v:
Journal of Consumer Affairs. 42:165-188
Policy makers and consumer advocates suggest that mortgage servicers are prone to mistakes and predatory practices that negatively impact consumer financial well-being. Using this industry as a case study, a general model of consumer empowerment and
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Journal of Public Policy & Marketing. 27:69-82
Stigma is a concept that marketers frequently and casually use, but it is underexplored as a theoretical construct. The authors propose a theory of stigma that identifies it as a formative construct associated with perceptions of deviance and undesir
Publikováno v:
Psychology and Marketing. 25:675-691
A critical requirement of direct-to-consumer (DTC) drug promotion on the Internet is the concept of fair balance. This means that prescription drug Web sites should provide an accurate, balanced portrayal of the risks relative to the benefits of usin
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Journal of Public Policy & Marketing. 25:224-237
The authors examine Securities and Exchange Commission filings from retailers and consumer and durable goods manufacturers to shed light on slotting practices. They find that slotting fees are used in both the consumer and the durable goods manufactu
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Journal of Consumer Affairs. 39:27-51
The regulation of marketplace information regarding health and nutrition is in flux. Nowhere, perhaps, is this more evident than in the dietary supplement industry. Herein, we present an experiment that examines the two major types of claims used for
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Journal of Public Policy & Marketing. 22:102-110
Researchers have long been interested in food and nutrition regulations. Such regulations, however, expand beyond the typical research focus on the U.S. Food and Drug Administration. Several international organizations play a role in global food and
Publikováno v:
Journal of Business and Psychology. 15:467-489
In recent years, marketers' tactics to increase product sales through health claims have been scrutinized by public policy makers. The culmination of this process was the passage of the National Labeling Education Act, which highly restricts the type