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    Product Differentiation Can Be of Value to a Firm Because
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Product Differentiation Can Be of Value to a Firm Because

Question 84

Question 84

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Product differentiation can be of value to a firm because


A) no other firm will be able to meet the same consumer need.
B) the product will always be patented.
C) some consumers with certain tastes will likely buy the product.
D) money is often spent to develop a differentiated product.
E) product differentiation lowers product prices for consumers.

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