Consumer Behavior Is Considered to Be Competitive When a Consumer

Multiple Choice

Consumer behavior is considered to be competitive when a consumer:

A) attempts to display superiority over others by openly flaunting exclusive products, especially publicly visible products.
B) looks out for acquiring high value at minimal costs and engages in bargaining while purchasing products in the market.
C) redeems grocery coupons at retail outlets.
D) exhibits restraint while purchasing items other than basic provisions.