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A consultant is hired by a large-scale potato farm. This farm is one of hundreds in the region, all producing potatoes that are identical in quality and sold to distributors at the same market price. The consultant proposes that the farm should launch a major television advertising campaign focused on the general nutritional benefits of potatoes to boost its individual sales and profits. Critically evaluate this proposal. Explain who would bear the costs of the campaign, who would likely benefit, and provide a justified conclusion on whether this is a sound strategy for the single farm.
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