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Legal and economic regulation now affects virtually every aspect of the modern business environment, particularly the broad range of responsibilities that fall within the domain of marketing. Because of the complexity of the regulatory framework, marketing executives may depend heavily on legal specialists for guidance concerning laws and regulations that affect their company's operations. This book provides marketing planners and managers with both the basics and the specifics needed for effective decision making in this area. Based on the author's expertise and firsthand experience in the business regulatory field, Legal and Economic Regulation in Marketing will enable the marketing executive to assess the potential impact of laws and government regulations and thus avoid administrative tieups and costly mistakes.Following a discussion of the goals of marketing organization, Werner looks at how existing federal laws condition and control the environment in which executives carry out marketing functions. He next examines the legal regulation of specific marketing operations, including pricing, methods of distribution, promotion and product characteristics, and procedures affecting marketing. In addition to describing the relevant statutes and agency standards, Professor Werner explains the implications of specific court decisions and administrative rulings. The author concludes with shrewd speculation on future trends in legal and regulatory controls and how these will affect marketing decision making and the business environment as a whole. An invaluable resource for the executives or students of marketing, this volume offers clear, practical guidance on functioning within the legal and regulatory constraints of the modern marketplace.
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