Question

Sally nash has decided she needs a new car. after doing some research, she has settled on a midsized four door sedan. she likes the honda accord and is exploring the features she needs and wants on this car. she is also trying to decide whether she would be better off purchasing a new car, a used car, or leasing a car. she knows that if she purchases it new it would likely last her for many, many years. on the other hand a used car would be a lot cheaper. she is not sure a lease is for her because of the mileage requirements. what step in the purchasing process is sally carrying out?

Answer 1

Answer:

The correct answer is:  Evaluating alternatives.

Explanation:

In the decision-making process, evaluating alternatives takes place when it is clear what type of good or service is going to be acquired to satisfy a given need. By evaluating alternatives, benefits and drawbacks of each possible good or service are examined to find out which among them could suitably satisfy the need.

Answer 2

The correct answer is evaluating alternatives. This is defined as the step 6 of the phase two in regards of the resource planning process by which it examines the drawbacks and the benefits in regards of each of the alternatives.