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ISBN: 9781260428223
Author: Grewal
Publisher: MCGRAW-HILL HIGHER EDUCATION
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Chapter 17, Problem 9MA
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To discuss: A retailer from which person X has obtained a personalized product, service, or promotion offerings and the type of personalization it provides.
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Choose a product category that both you and your parents purchase (e.g. business, clothing, casual clothing, music, electronic equipment, shampoo).
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Explain why there is, or is not, a difference in your store choices.
Provide a short definition of an experience good and provide one or more examples of experience goods. Provide a short definition of search goods and name one or more examples of search goods. Based on your answers above, how does the retailing of experience goods differ from the retailing of search goods? What is the impact of these differences on consumers?
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