Grocery Store Chains Advertise More Than Convenience Stores Because

question 49

Multiple Choice

Grocery store chains advertise more than convenience stores because:

• A) the advertising elasticity of demand is smaller for grocery store chains than for convenience stores.
• B) convenience stores have more elastic demand for their products than grocery store chains.
• C) the advertising elasticity of demand for convenience stores is near zero and is much smaller than for grocery store chains.
• D) all of the above
• E) none of the above

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