These are a few outside sources I found that are related to my topic and I will be posting/discussing for Project Web. The gist of my sources are about economics and advertisements, more specifically how advertisers are deceptive when airing out their products, in which they tie the consumers money, even if they cannot afford it, and emotion. The marketers try to grab your attention with humor, sex, or the affection of a women (model) and use effective communication to make real of an individual's  fantasy will come true if you buy their products. They also advertise by using emotions by making the consumer think if you don't buy their goods you will stay ugly, keep a non luxurious/non sports car, or will live a mediocre life. Slipping this idea into your head without you knowing until these advertisements keep on pushing the idea if you buy their goods you will live a better and a happier life. Even when some of these ads have false advertising.  

http://newint.org/features/2006/09/01/culture/

http://www.latimes.com/business/la-fi-mo-ftc-pom-wonderful-ads-20130116,0,1944280.story

http://www.cyberpat.com/shirlsite/education/essay2/jfowles.html