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The image displays a table titled "TYPES OF ADVERTISING (MILLIONS OF DOLLARS)" with five rows and six columns. The columns are labeled as 'Press', 'Cinema', 'Outdoor', 'Radio', and 'TV'. The rows are named after different entities: Renault, Rover, Vauxhall, and Cetrizine. The values listed under each category are as follows: Renault - Press 45, Cinema 6, Outdoor 7, Radio 15, TV 59; Rover - Press 38, Cinema 0, Outdoor 2, Radio 15, TV 45; Vauxhall - Press 8, Cinema 5, Outdoor 7, Radio 15, TV 65; Cetrizine - Press 12, Cinema 0, Outdoor 3, Radio 15, TV 70.
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The table illustrates the advertising expenditures of four car companies in the UK during 2002. Renault emerged as the leading spender, allocating funds strategically across multiple advertising platforms.
Cetrizine topped in TV advertising, investing $70 million. Vauxhall and Renault closely followed with expenses between $59 and $65 million. On the other hand, Renault led in press advertising, spending $45 million, while Rover, Vauxhall, and Cetrizine allocated $38 million, $8 million, and $12 million, respectively for press promotions.
Interestingly, all companies equally invested $15,000 in radio advertising. In contrast, only Renault and Vauxhall ventured into cinema advertising, with Renault spending $6,000 and Vauxhall $5,000. Outdoor advertising saw Renault and Vauxhall both spending $7,000, while Rover and Cetrizine allocated $2,000 and $3,000.
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