_______ are the stages of the consumer decision-making process.
A. Problem recognition, evaluation of alternatives, product choice decision
B. Problem recognition, evaluation of alternatives, product choice, evaluation
C. Evaluation of alternatives, product choice, evaluation
D. Evaluation of alternatives, information search, product choice
E. Problem recognition, search for information, evaluation of alternatives, product
choice decision, post-purchase evaluation
In an economy where the population has met basic needs and seeks to spend large
discretionary income on products that improve quality of life, the country is in the
______ stage of economic development.
A. Traditional society
B. Preconditions for take-off
C. Take-off
D. Maturity
E. High mass consumption