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Sean relocated to take a new job, and when he got sick he needed to find a doctor. he discovered during the visit that he didn't like the one he had chosen, and he knew he'd never go back to that doctor. from a marketing perspective, his situation highlights one of the key differences between products and services, known as
a) intangibility.
b) professional competence.
c) perishability.
d) inseparability.
e) heterogeneity

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