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Leviafan [203]
2 years ago
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Identify which statement is true of specialty products. Group of answer choices They are made directly available to a consumer t

hrough direct mail. They are relatively inexpensive and merit little shopping effort. They are easily substituted with other products. They are distributed to only a few outlets in a geographic area. Flag question: Question 47
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1 answer:
aleksandr82 [10.1K]2 years ago
4 0

The true statement about specialty products is D. They are <u>distributed to only a few outlets</u> in a geographic area.

<h3>What is a specialty product?</h3>

A specialty product is a consumer good available at limited retail locations.  It implies that there is a limited supply of specialty products.

Specialty goods are mostly high-end and high-priced goods.  They are not frequently purchased by consumers.

Thus, the true statement about specialty products is D. They are <u>distributed to only a few outlets</u> in a geographic area.

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