The Inability to Satisfy Consumer Needs Can Be Attributed to All

question 65

Multiple Choice

The inability to satisfy consumer needs can be attributed to all of the following, except

• A) inadequacy of upfront intelligence efforts.
• B) failure on the part of company to stick close to its core competencies.
• C) the inability to provide better value than competing products and technologies.
• D) new product sales growing far more rapidly than sales of current products.

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