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While this information comes and goes in the free market, so does it in the realm of advertising and consumerism. Companies advertise, consumers follow suit with their response, and these companies continue with or adjust their advertising methods to better suit themselves and their consumers. It is this give and take that has made the American business world and its economy so generally successful since the country's inception as a nation. Consumers know what they want and companies understand how to give these desires back to the consumers. In the arena of business, it is rare for any company to succeed who plays their consumers for fools, and companies in the realm of fast food and junk food do not play their consumers for fools either. Rather is the consumer base that plays the fool in many situations, ignoring the nutrition facts and general understanding that these foods are not good for anyone in large doses, consuming these products en mass, and placing the blame on advertisements rather than themselves, where the finger should be pointing. As such, the free market, as well as its advertising, should never be restricted. What should be restricted, however, are the hasty and ill thought-out actions of consumers, who continue to eat products regularly that any health-conscious...
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" (Snell, 2005) Presently, there are approximately 1 million students nationwide enrolled in Charter schools and over 3,400 contracts between charter schools and their government authorizers..." resulting in Charter schools being the "most common example of school choice." (Snell, 2005) Charter schools in both the profit and nonprofit sector charter schools are growing and stated specifically is: "In 2005 there were at least 500 public schools being operated by 51 for-profit
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