A credence good is a product

A. that emphasizes the features of its product.
B. that an individual must consume before the quality can be established.
C. with characteristics that enable an individual to evaluate the product's quality in advance of a purchase.
D. with qualities that consumers lack the expertise to assess without assistance.


Answer: D

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A. price to a 1 percent change in the quantity demanded of that good. B. price to a 1 percent change in the demand for that good. C. quantity demanded to a 1 percent change in price of that good. D. demand to a 1 percent change in price of that good.

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