Briefly describe the four key elements of a country's infrastructure that would concern marketers.

What will be an ideal response?


The elements of a country's infrastructure that marketers would focus on are:
Transportation-a system (trains, roads, refrigeration) to transport goods throughout the various markets and to consumers in geographically dispersed marketplaces. 
Distribution channels-channels to deliver products in a timely manner and at a reasonable cost. 
Communications system, particularly media access-sufficiently developed to allow consumers to find information about the products and services available in the marketplace. 
Commercial infrastructure-infrastructure consisting of the legal, banking, and regulatory systems.  

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