Contrary to Levitt's suggestions,consumers in the most developed countries are often
A) willing to sacrifice their preferred attributes for lower prices.
B) willing to accept a global product if it is accepted by consumers in underdeveloped countries.
C) not willing to sacrifice their preferred attributes for lower prices.
D) willing to sacrifice their preferred attributes regardless of the impact on price.
E) willing to accept a multi domestic product if reliability is improved.

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Consumers in the most developed countries often have higher disposable incomes and are willing to pay more for products that meet their specific preferences and needs. They are less likely to sacrifice their preferred attributes for lower prices, as they have more options and can afford to be more selective with their purchases.

Contrary to Levitt's Suggestions,consumers in the Most Developed Countries Are