All of the following are options that might be followed if the firm wished to lower its export price on a product except:
A)rearrange the distribution channel.
B)eliminate costly features (or make them optional).
C)downsize the product.
D)expand the warranty categories to give incentive for higher quality.
E)assemble or manufacture the product in foreign markets.

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Quizplus · Accepted Answer

Expanding the warranty categories to give incentive for higher quality typically increases the cost to the company rather than decreasing the export price of a product. Options A, B, C, and E are strategies that can help reduce costs and thus potentially lower export prices.

All of the Following Are Options That Might Be Followed