With Respect to a Product's Characteristics, Complexity Refers to

question 118

Multiple Choice

With respect to a product's characteristics, complexity refers to

• A) the degree of service or support required after the sale.
• B) the assessment of financial risk, social risk, and physical risk.
• C) the number of component parts used in the construction of the original products: the more parts, the more complex the product.
• D) the number of distinct product attributes in terms of color, size, form, and function.
• E) the technical sophistication of the product and the amount of understanding required to use it.

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