Prices in Vending Machines Tend to Be Higher Because

question 236

Multiple Choice

Prices in vending machines tend to be higher because

• A) machines are placed in low-demand traffic areas.
• B) maintenance, operating, and leasing costs are high.
• C) only small unit volume items are sold.
• D) customary pricing requires certain coin and currency amounts regardless of the normal retailer markup.
• E) few people buy from vending machines.

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