All of the following are differences between warehouse clubs and discount stores, except
A. warehouse clubs spend less on advertising than discount stores
B. warehouse clubs carry a deeper selection of fewer product categories than discount stores
C. products in warehouse clubs are usually stacked on pallets, but not in discount stores
D. warehouse clubs require a membership and discount stores do not
E. warehouse clubs offer fewer products than discount stores
Answer: B
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