When Buyers Cannot Easily Evaluate the Quality of a Good

question 148

Multiple Choice

When buyers cannot easily evaluate the quality of a good, they may:

• A) assume all goods offered for sale are of high quality.
• B) assume all goods offered for sale are of low quality.
• C) be willing to pay a price that is too high.
• D) purchase more of the good.

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