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Which of the following is a key difference between product mix and product line?
◦ Product line is the complete set of the products in an industry, whereas product mix is an incomplete set of products.
◦ Product mix contains products that are similar, whereas product line may contain dissimilar products.
◦ A product mix is used by larger companies, whereas a product line is used by smaller companies.
◦ Product line is a set of heterogeneous goods or services whereas product mix is a set of homogeneous products.
◦ Product mix includes all products from a single manufacturer, whereas product line contains a group of similar products from the manufacturer.
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Reply #1 on: May 9, 2022
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