The Great Brands campaign, developed by the American Advertising Federation, promoted the economic power of advertising by
A. featuring companies synonymous with quality advertising.
B. providing financial incentives to smaller firms in the industry.
C. enforcing restrictions on unethical and immoral advertising.
D. voting against offensive and obnoxious advertising.
E. protesting against restrictions enforced by the Children's Advertising Review Unit.
Answer: A
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