Please provide detailed answer for these questions

1- What is "manipulative advertising"? What is "associative advertising"? Give examples of advertisements that you consider manipulative. Does advertising socialize people to a life of consumption? To what extent does it influence or even dictate our individual brand and product choices?

2-Assess Galbraith's contention that because advertising induces or creates consumer wants, those wants are not urgent and their satisfaction does not generate much utility.

3-Hare advances two Kantian arguments against manipulative advertising (based on different ways of formulating Kant's categorical imperative). What are they?

4- Assuming that manipulative advertising is effective, does it undermine one's autonomy? Does it promote undesirable behaviors and character traits, as the virtue-ethics critique alleges?

5-Is manipulative advertising wrong? What do you see as the strongest ethical argument against it? Suppose manipulative advertising doesn't work. Would it still be wrong