A discount shoe manufacturer's advertisement suggests that they are almost as good as the name brands but better value. The shoe manufacturer believes that the advertisement will

a. Make the demand for its product more elastic
b. Make his customers more price sensitive
c. Cause people to directly compare his product to the name brands
d. All of the above


d

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