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What can you learn about a consumer from the choices the person makes?

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You can learn a lot about a consumer based on the choices the person makes. If the buy the same brand or type of item consistently, you can tell they favor that brand. If they buy what's on sale, then they are a bargin shopper looking for a good deal. You are able to figure out a consumers buying habbits based on the type of purchases they make.

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(b)

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