Which of the following statements about American and Japanese buyer-seller
relationships is true? Feedback:
A. American sellers tend to treat American buyers more as equals.
B. Japanese ideals dictate that buyers give complete deference to the wishes and needs
of sellers.
C. American buyers will generally “take care of” American sellers or Japanese sellers
more than any others do.
D. Most Americans will, by nature, treat Japanese buyers less frequently as equals.
E. Americans score the lowest among all the cultural groups on the individualism scale.
The lack of universal standards in the industrial goods market:
A. increases market efficiency.
B. gives each firm a competitive edge.
C. increases the level of consumer satisfaction.
D. reduces the prices of the final goods.
E. increases the cost of doing business.