When People Consider Purchasing a Good, They

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Multiple Choice

When people consider purchasing a good, they

• A) are responding to the market forces of supply and demand.
• B) are most influenced by the price of the product or service.
• C) will not consider goods that require them to make a special effort to purchase.
• D) may evaluate and compare a variety of factors.

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