SECTION A1. Warm Their Feet, producers of durable locally made suede boots intend to close down their PR unit and allow onlythe Advertising and Marketing units to function with the excuse that the Advertising and Marketing units are alreadydoing what the PR unit was seeking to do. As a PR consultant;(a) Explain two (2) ways in which these three units differ in terms of their functions ((b) Give three (3) reasons why in a society like Ghana, Warm Their Feet needs the PR unit.

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