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• Start working on Jack’s budget! Put on poster
paper!
Dividing your expenses
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Rent: 30% of net pay
Food: 15% of net pay
Utilities: 10% of net pay
Occasional spending: 10% of net pay
Savings: 10% of net pay
Car Loan: 10% of net pay
Car insurance: 5% of net pay
Cell phone 5% of net pay
Entertainment: 5% of net pay
Parts of a budget
• Fixed Expenses
• Variable Expenses
Do Now
• What’s the best purchase you’ve ever made?
• What’s the worst purchase you’ve ever made?
Do Now
• What’s the best purchase you’ve ever made?
• What’s the worst purchase you’ve ever made?
Advertising and the
Consumer
What are some of your
favorite advertisements?
Why are these appealing?
How does advertising affect your
buying habits?
What strategies can you identify
that are being used by
advertisement agencies?
Advertising Techniques
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Information
Statues
Peer Approval
Hero Endorsement
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Entertainment
Intelligence
Independence
Physical Attraction to
Others
Unethical Techniques
• “Bait and Switch”
– Entices consumers with
bargains that are too
good to be true, and
then consumers are told
the item is unavailable
and are shown a more
expensive object
• Exploitation of Fears
– Ad feeds or plays on
fears
• Supermarket Specials
– Ads of products that are
not in stock or not
readily available at the
advertised price
• Out of context
quotations
– Comments by a noted
person taken out of
context to imply an
endorsement of a
product
Examples of Misleading Ads
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Health Fraud
Credit Repair
“Get Rich Quick” Schemes
Product Misrepresentations
Travel Fraud
Explore Advertisement History
1. Find an advertismemnt that you like and explain why
it’s effective-what effect did it have on you?
•http://www.tintup.com/blog/history-evolutionadvertising-marketing/
•http://adage.com/article/special-report-the-advertisingcentury/ad-age-advertising-century-timeline/143661/
•With a partner:
2.Describe various ways that ads have changed over time.
3.Are there any similarities between the late 1800s and
now? Explain.
Advertising and You
• Use the following website to give you further
insight into consumer
behaviorshttp://www.psychologytoday.com/b
asics/consumer-behavior (Google Psychology
Today Consumer Behavior)
• Read
– Six sneaky Ways Sales Spur Spending
– Advertising is Magic
Answer the following question in 1-2
paragraphs.
How does advertising effect consumer
behavior? Why is understanding
advertising so important to being a critical
consumer?