Sometimes Marketers Gloss Over Contextual Factors, Which Is Sometimes Okay

question 40

Multiple Choice

Sometimes marketers gloss over contextual factors, which is sometimes okay, because many of these factors

• A) fluctuate continuously.
• B) are relatively stable.
• C) vary greatly.
• D) are not significant.

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Definitions:

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Spanish-American War

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War Of 1812

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