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When ice cream-filled donuts were introduced, Ted was excited about them. He started having two ice cream-filled donuts each morning with a cup of hot coffee. Then he started to crave them after lunch as well. With time, he had an uncontrollable urge to consume more than three dozen donuts a day. In this case, Ted's behavior is an example of _____.
 A) social dilemma
  B) temporal dilemma
  C) greenwashing
  D) addiction
  E) ethical sourcing

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Culture is the key determinant of the manner in which individuals do business, or respond to a company's marketing strategy.
 
 Indicate whether the statement is true or false



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Answer to Question 1

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Culture is the key determinant of the manner in which individuals do business, or respond to a company's marketing strategy. Culture influences consumption. It exerts a profound influence on the firm's stakeholders such as government representatives, national and international consumer groups and interest groups, service providers, suppliers, channel members, and shareholders, among others. This may be found in the opening paragraphs of chapter 5.





 

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