The Inherent Goal of Product Differentiation Is to Make the Demand

question 30

Multiple Choice

The inherent goal of product differentiation is to make the demand curve for a product more inelastic. This happens because increased differentiation:

• A) reduces the number of perceived substitutes for a product.
• B) makes the product more expensive than its competitors.
• C) increases the quality of the product, making it worth the expense.
• D) reduces the time and effort required to obtain the product.
• E) increases the just noticeable differences among competing products.

Identify the essential skills and training needed for effective team participation and leadership.

Understand the role of leadership in team dynamics and development.

Distinguish between internal and external dimensions of team diversity.

Identify the roles and contributions of team members based on their work preferences and strengths.

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