The Separability of a Tangible Product from Its Producer Means

question 4

Multiple Choice

The separability of a tangible product from its producer means that:

• A) The product itself can counteract poor distribution.
• B) Differentiating tangible products is straightforward.
• C) Pricing strategies are far easier than for services.
• D) Cost efficiencies are easier to achieve.
• E) Both products and services require high delivery standards.

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Definitions:

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Pendentives

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