Which criticism of marketing is supported by worries that producers of harmful goods like tobacco exert undue influence over policymakers, harming public welfare?

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Excessive promotional activitiesInsufficient production of beneficial productsNegative impact on cultural valuesExcessive influence in political decision-makingLack of consumer protection

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The concern that manufacturers of dangerous products such as tobacco manipulate lawmakers to serve their interests at the expense of the public reflects the criticism that marketing holds too much political power.

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