Category Killers Compete Primarily on the Basis of

question 94

Multiple Choice

Category killers compete primarily on the basis of

• A) enormous product selection and sales expertise.
• B) low prices and enormous product availability.
• C) convenient locations and customer services.
• D) rock-bottom prices and moderate selections.
• E) one-stop shopping and product availability.

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