In the Business Buying Decision Process, the Decider Is the Member

question 81

Multiple Choice

In the business buying decision process, the decider is the member of the organisation who:

• A) has formal authority to select the supplier and arrange terms of purchase.
• B) controls the flow of information to others.
• C) affects the buying decision by helping to define specifications and providing criteria for evaluating alternatives.
• D) uses the product or service.
• E) has formal or informal power to select and approve the final suppliers.

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