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Case Study Big Print. Little Print. What’s the Deal?* Students Name Institution Course Date Federal Trade Commission is an agency found in America that aims to protect the consumers against exploitation by people in business. From the case study www.ftc.gov Federal Trade Commission explains why it is important for the consumers to get all the information disclosed to them during advertisement so that they can make informed decisions. Computer sellers in their advertisement usually lure customers to buy from them with free advertisement or low-cost computers. The offers are usually so attractive because they involve a huge some essential side to side during internet advertising. The caption below highlights how fine print may alter information. The advertisers of the computer have made the fine print hard to understand and read. Therefore the fine print is not visible and the big print deceives the consumers about the computer. However if the fine print is easy to read and understand the consumer will have clear information and will be able to make informed decisions based on the clear clarification of information about the computer. References Federal Trade Commission. (n.d.) Big Print. Little Print. What's the Deal?. Retrieved from https://www.ftc.gov/tips-advice/business-center/guidance/big-print-little-print-whats-deal [...]
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Describe the case in detail, and explain how the fine print is important to understanding the situation. Be sure to include a link to the case in your write-up and please see the rubric below for grading details. Please follow the rubric instructions
Subject Area: Statistics
Document Type: Dissertation Proposal
