QUESTION 6

1. What is not a main difference(s) between goods and services?

   		a. Services are frequently dispersed.
   		b. Services usually have an inconsistent demand.
   		c. Services are easy to inventory.
   		d. All of the above are not main differences.
   		e. Answers "a" and "c" are not main differences.

Which of the following is an example of competing on the basis of differentiation?

		a. A firm sells its products with a lesser price than its competitors.
		b. A firm's products are introduced into the market faster than its competitors.
		c. A firm's distribution network routinely delivers its product either on time or later.
		d. A firm offers a product with advanced features as compared with those of the firm's competitors.
		e. None of the above.