"Impulse Buying" Is Often the Result of a

question 96

Multiple Choice

"Impulse buying" is often the result of a

• A)rational optimizing decision in response to incentives and prices.
• B)precise estimation of one's marginal utilities and price comparisons.
• C)systematic nonrational behavior that marketers can take advantage of.
• D)random error in a consumer's behavior that is not predictable.

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Population Increase

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