Making a product available at the time when consumers need it creates which type of utility?
Correct answer: D. Time utility
- A. Possession utility
- B. Form utility
- C. Place utility
- D. Time utility
Explanation
Time utility results from making an offering available when customers want to use it. Form utility comes from changing materials into a usable product, while place utility concerns location.
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