Most Consumer Decision Making Is in a Low-Involvement Setting; Therefore

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Essay

Most consumer decision making is in a low-involvement setting; therefore, a consumer is often not seeking many of the products marketers are trying to sell. What tactics can a marketer use to increase sales of a low-involvement product? Explain your logic.

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Curbside Charges

Fees imposed for services or goods provided at the curbside, such as waste collection or food delivery.

Recycling

The process of converting waste materials into new materials and objects, aiming to reduce consumption of raw materials.

Scrap

Waste materials or discarded objects that can be recycled or reused, often leftover from manufacturing and consumption.

Marginal Abatement Cost

Represents the cost associated with eliminating an additional unit of a negative output, such as pollution.