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And yet advertising raises demand, which in intern causes people to offer to meet that demand which means competition, which lowers prices. Lots of examples of

• cogman10 13d ago
  That only works for smaller and unestablished brands. There are diminishing returns to the economy of scale. Coca-cola, for example, isn't going to lower their prices in response to increased demand from their $4 billion marketing budget.
• chadgpt5 12d ago
  Higher demand causes higher prices, not lower. Competition is irrelevant because startup competitors have to advertise a lot more, making their prices even higher.