Which of the following is NOT true of a product-market?
A) Competing suppliers offer close substitutes to satisfy needs.
B) Customers in a product-market have very similar needs.
C) Very different types of products may compete for consumer dollars.
D) Naming product-markets includes consideration of where the customers are.
E) None of these alternatives is true.
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Q133: A "product-market" is a market in which:
A)
Q134: A product-market definition should include:
A) product type.
B)
Q135: A firm's "relevant market for finding opportunities"
Q136: A complete product-market definition includes a four-part
Q137: A firm's "relevant market for finding opportunities"
Q139: The customer type component of the product-market
Q140: When you are "in the market" for
Q141: Given its interest in the broad product-market
Q142: According to the text, segmenting:
A) is a
Q143: "Good" market segments are those that are:
A)
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