A Product Under Nonprice Competition Would Most Likely Not Succeed

question 204

Multiple Choice

A product under nonprice competition would most likely not succeed in the market if

• A) a new advertising campaign is established for it.
• B) it is easy to duplicate.
• C) it is packaged differently from similar products.
• D) it is priced near the competitors' price.
• E) its quality has been upgraded.

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Definitions:

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