Why Are Boycotts Seldom Used

question 18

Multiple Choice

Why are boycotts seldom used?

• A) Minimum publicity is required to alert customers
• B) Customers will respond even if there is no clear-cut social issue involved
• C) Keeping a boycott from becoming a secondary boycott is sometimes difficult
• D) Boycott effects end as quickly as strike effects

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