Buyer Bargaining Power Is Stronger When

question 35

Multiple Choice

Buyer bargaining power is stronger when:

• A) winning the business of certain high-profile customers offers a seller important market exposure or prestige.
• B) the extent and importance of collaborative partnerships and alliances between particular sellers and buyers is credible.
• C) buyers cannot integrate backward into the product market of sellers.
• D) sellers' products are differentiated,making it easy and inexpensive for buyers to switch to competing brands.
• E) the industry's products are standardized or undifferentiated.

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