The Degree of Tangible-Intangible Dominance of an Industrial Offering Refers

question 38

Multiple Choice

The degree of tangible-intangible dominance of an industrial offering refers to the:

• A)simultaneous production and consumption of the service.
• B)variability in the quality of the service.
• C)perishability of the offering.
• D)non-ownership of the service purchased.
• E)relative importance accorded, by the buyer, to tangible versus intangible elements.

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Definitions:

Death

The cessation of all biological functions that sustain a living organism, marking the end of life.

Prospect

The anticipation or expectation of future events or advancements.

Cognitive Development

The process of growth and change in intellectual/mental abilities such as thinking, reasoning, and understanding over the course of a lifespan.

Forties

A term often referring to the decade of a person's life from age 40 to 49, or to the 1940s era in a century.