Questions: How has advertising encouraged increased productivity by both management and labor? by discouraging advertisers from giving complete information to their consumers by promoting the material, social, and cultural opportunities of a free society by refraining from using word-of-mouth advertising by encouraging advertisers to move away from integrating their marketing communications

The answer is by promoting the material, social, and cultural opportunities of a free society.

This option is not relevant to increasing productivity. Incomplete information can lead to consumer mistrust and does not directly relate to productivity improvements in management and labor.

Advertising that highlights the benefits of a free society can motivate both management and labor by showcasing the potential rewards of increased productivity. This can include better living standards, more leisure time, and greater access to cultural and social opportunities, which can serve as incentives for improved performance.

Word-of-mouth advertising is a powerful tool and refraining from it does not inherently encourage productivity. In fact, word-of-mouth can enhance credibility and trust, potentially leading to increased motivation and productivity.

Integrated marketing communications are generally seen as a best practice in advertising, as they ensure a consistent message across all platforms. Moving away from this integration does not directly relate to productivity improvements in management and labor.