If a Company Claims to Be Fair Toward Its Customers

question 121

Multiple Choice

If a company claims to be fair toward its customers, it would imply that:

• A) the company gives back to the community through volunteerism.
• B) the company offers discounts to its regular customers.
• C) the company does not engage in price fixing or ""bait and switch"" tactics.
• D) the company makes an effort to improve the satisfaction of customers.
• E) the company does not accept criticism from its stakeholders other than customers.

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