Target Stores Give 1 Percent of a Customer's Purchase to a School

question 27

Multiple Choice

Target stores give 1 percent of a customer's purchase to a school of his or her choice if the customer uses a Target Visa credit card to pay for purchases. Target will also donate 0.5 percent of all other purchases made on that card. This is an example of _____.

• A) cause-related marketing
• B) green marketing
• C) nonprofit marketing
• D) image marketing
• E) corporate marketing

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