A Customer's Decision to Purchase One Product or Group of Products

question 18

Multiple Choice

A customer's decision to purchase one product or group of products over another is primarily a function of:

• A) the convenience of acquiring the product or group of products.
• B) how well that choice will fulfill that person's needs and satisfy his or her wants.
• C) the product's features relative to competing products.
• D) the product's price.
• E) the availability of the product or group of products.

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Definitions:

Canadian Intellectual Property Reports

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