Creating Value for a Consumer Product Via Place Decisions Involves

question 122

Multiple Choice

Creating value for a consumer product via place decisions involves

• A)putting the product in the front of the store.
• B)designing creative displays to capture consumers' attention.
• C)pricing products differently at different stores.
• D)making sure the product is available where and when customers will want it.
• E)focusing exclusively on Internet sales to reduce supply chain costs.

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Definitions:

Rural Centers

Small communities or towns located in the countryside, often serving as local hubs for commerce, government, and social activity.

White Farmers

Refers to European-descendant agricultural producers in various historical contexts, often owning land and labor.

Cotton Crop

A major agricultural product grown in the Southern United States, which became the backbone of the economy and a primary factor in the promotion of slavery.

Rural Freedmen

Former enslaved African Americans who lived in rural areas during the Reconstruction era in the United States, often working as sharecroppers or tenant farmers.