Where Do Consumers Usually Compare Prices, Assortments, and Quality Levels

question 164

Multiple Choice

Where do consumers usually compare prices, assortments, and quality levels of competing outlets before making purchase decisions?

• A) department stores
• B) mass merchandisers
• C) specialty stores
• D) shopping stores

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