This essay examines the ethical implications of alcohol companies advertising their products in public places, focusing on the negative impacts on youth and public health. It uses a utilitarian analysis to weigh the positive and negative consequences of banning or restricting alcohol advertisements. The essay highlights the exposure of young people to alcohol advertisements and the potential for increased drinking rates and related problems. While acknowledging potential economic impacts on the alcohol industry, the conclusion supports restricting or banning such advertising to promote public health and reduce alcohol-related harm. The essay references various studies and reports to support its arguments and provides a comprehensive overview of the ethical considerations involved.
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