Question 13 of 86 in this topic
Difficulty: MediumParagraph Comprehension
A link between advertising and alcohol consumption is intuitively compelling but hasn't been consistently
supported by research. Because alcohol advertising is pervasive, econometric studies may not be sensitive
to change or assess in a range where change actually makes a difference. In dealing with advertising,
partial bans aren't likely to be effective, and total bans aren't practical. Advertising bans in one medium also
are weakened by substitution of increased advertising in alternative media and/ or other promotions.
The author of this passage believes:
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