In the case of consumer goods:
A) Value chain concepts are applicable, but with a much smaller probability of success
B) No analytical tools are available
C) Consumers are still involved in a chain of activities from research to consumption, particularly for durable goods, so value chain analysis can still be insightful
D) Forget value chain analysis and use 'coarse marketing' techniques
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Q47: What are the costs of differentiation?
A)There are
Q48: Examples of tangible differentiation attributes include:
A)Size, shape,
Q49: A brand can be seen as
A)A guarantee
Q50: Word-of-mouth marketing is an example of?
A)All of
Q51: The supply-side and the demand-side of differentiation
Q53: The proliferation of brands for products such
Q54: Starbucks' ability to charge up to $4
Q55: What is a differentiation variable?
A)A measure of
Q56: Examples of intangible differentiation include:
A)The image of
Q57: Commodities are:
A)Goods which are easy to differentiate
B)Goods
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