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The degree to which a measurement instrument yields consistent results is called the ______ of the instrument.
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In selecting market strategy, what consumer-related factors are used in analysis?



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Answer to Question 1

reliability

Answer to Question 2

In selecting market strategy, consumer-related factors used in analysis are consumer decision making, price consciousness, consumer experience, consumer involvement, customer brand loyalty, and product users versus nonusers.



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