The distinction between industrial and consumer products is because of?
Correct answer: A. purpose of buying the product
- A. purpose of buying the product
- B. quantity of buying the product
- C. quality of bought product
- D. all of above
Explanation
The key distinction is the buyer's purpose: consumer products are bought for personal or household use, whereas industrial products are bought for business operations, production, or resale. Quantity and quality may vary in both categories and therefore do not define the distinction.
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