xmizer wrote:
I am still confused about this question. By "economic interests" I would assume it means money. I understand that the campaign lead to 2 million or more cans of tuna being sold. But, if the profits of the additional cans were substantially less than the cost of the advertising campaign, how can it be said that the campaign furthered Dietz's economic interests. Please explain.
lets take 5 years as 1 2 3 4 5
year 1 =30 tuna sold
year 2 =25 tuna sold
year 3 =20 tuna sold
year 4 =15 tuna sold
year 5 =10 tuna sold
now advertising campaigncame
year 6 =12 tuna sold
since tuna selling was on a steep(was decreasing ) so increase in 2 tuna dont you think furthered economically.
hope it helps
let me know if you have doubt.