MARKETING LOOSELEAF
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ISBN: 9781264008971
Author: Kerin
Publisher: MCG
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Chapter 16.1, Problem 16.1LR
Summary Introduction
To discuss: The utility used in the given statement
Introduction:
Retailers provide various utilities as follows:
- Time utility
- Place utility
- Form utility
- Possession utility
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MARKETING LOOSELEAF
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