The products such as toffees and candies are examples of?
Correct answer: A. convenience products
- A. convenience products
- B. unsought products
- C. shopping products
- D. augmented products
Explanation
Toffees and candies are bought frequently, with little comparison and minimal effort, so they are convenience products. Unsought products are items consumers do not normally think of buying, such as emergency services.
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