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The following honors thesis analyzes the history of advertising in the state of Arizona since the late 19th century and its overall impact on economic development. Advertising is defined as the action of calling something to the attention of the public, especially by paid announcements; and economic development is defined as the process whereby simple economies are transformed into modern industrial economies. This paper will analyze the influence of key people, events, locations, and publications on consumer behavior and discuss how they contributed to tourism in the state and, subsequently, economic growth. By speaking to experts on Arizona history, economic development and tourism as well as analyzing a variety of historical multimedia, I will discuss how advertising methods evolved over time and how they contributed to increased interest and growth within the state.
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Title
- The History of Advertising in Arizona and the Impact on Economic Development
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- Tatom, Julia Kathryn (Co-author)
- Tatom, Julia (Co-author)
- Eaton, Dr. John (Thesis director)
- Mokwa, Dr. Michael (Committee member)
- Department of Marketing (Contributor)
- Department of Economics (Contributor)
- Department of Information Systems (Contributor)
- Barrett, The Honors College (Contributor)
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2020-05
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