Although Firms Such as Restaurants Have Difficulty Controlling Service Quality

question 18

Multiple Choice

Although firms such as restaurants have difficulty controlling service quality from day to day, they do have control over

• A)how they communicate the services they promise.
• B)the price of ingredients.
• C)the attitudes of customers.
• D)the way customers view them compared to competitors.
• E)the knowledge gap consumers create.

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