The Price-Cost Comparison as a Negotiating Technique Is More Likely

question 58

Multiple Choice

The price-cost comparison as a negotiating technique is more likely to be successful with buyers of products that:

• A)are priced at the top end of the market
• B)are priced at the low end of the market
• C)will become obsolete quickly
• D)will be used over a long period of time
• E)will be used by inexperienced users

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