Asked by Anonymous

the fact that many americans want the convenience of driving gas-guzzling trucks and sport utility vehicles that contribute disproportionately to pollution and global warming is an example of:
A. the micro-macro dilemma
B. discrepancies in customer value
C. marketing ethics.
D. the consumer's needs.

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Answered by Ms. Sue
I'll be glad to discuss your answer with you.
Answered by Anonymous
I was thinkink it would be micro-macro dilemma. Because some customers prefer these things but, they may not be right for everyone else.
Answered by Anonymous
the trouble is that discrepancies also looks corrcet because there is a difference between the venefits a customer see from a market offering and the costs of obtaining those benefits. aka the fun factor verses the gas price and pollution
Answered by Anonymous
i don't think it has to do with marketing ethics or consumer needs at all.
Answered by Ms. Sue
I think its the discrepancies in customer value.

Answered by Anonymous
Thank you, i have been thinking about this for about an 1hr.
Answered by Writeacher
It could be consumer needs, but not for all consumers. For example, if a family has 4 or 5 children, then they would need a 6 or 7 passenger vehicle for family uses, including long trips, ferrying kids to school or home, etc.

But since not all consumers have needs like that, I think Ms. Sue is right -- consumer value -- what the consumer values.
Answered by Anonymous
Thank you!
Answered by Writeacher
YW!!
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