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Quaerereverum Posted 14 years ago
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Must have use or must have to use
Hello,
Can I say , an experience good, is a product that consumers must have use it at first before they can evaluate its qualities.
Thank you in advance
Can I say , an experience good, is a product that consumers must have use it at first before they can evaluate its qualities.
Thank you in advance
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quaereeverum Hello, Can I say , an experience good, is a product that consumers must have use it at first before they can evaluate its qualities. Thank you in advance Try again.
- quaereeverum Hello, Can I say , an experience good, is a product that consumers must have use it at first before they can evaluate its qualities.
- Thank you in advance Try again.
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quaereeverumHello, Can I say , an experience good, is a product that consumers must have use it at first before they can evaluate its qualities. Thank you in advanceTry again.
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I don't know what you're trying to do with that "an experience good". It doesn't fit anywhere logically.
Consumers must use this product before they can evaluate its qualities.
This is a product that consumers must use before they can evaluate its qualities.
Consumers must use this product first; then they can evaluate its qualities.
Consumers must use this product first; onl
Consumers must use this product before they can evaluate its qualities.
This is a product that consumers must use before they can evaluate its qualities.
Consumers must use this product first; then they can evaluate its qualities.
Consumers must use this product first; onl
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Thank you so much.
The article is about an experience good which the passage defines as a product that consumers must use it before they can evaluate its qualities.
The article is about an experience good which the passage defines as a product that consumers must use it before they can evaluate its qualities.
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You cannot say "an experienced good".
An evaluated product is (defined as) a product that customers have used and then given their opinions about.
An evaluated product is (defined as) a product that customers have used and then given their opinions about.
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The article is about an experience good ...
You can't put the adjective after the noun like that in English.
It's not 'an experience good''; it's 'a good experience'.
CJ
You can't put the adjective after the noun like that in English.
It's not 'an experience good''; it's 'a good experience'.
CJ
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Hello,
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
In http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Economics, an experience good is a product or service where product characteristics such as quality or price are difficult to observe in advance, but these characteristics can be ascertained upon consumption.
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
In http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Economics, an experience good is a product or service where product characteristics such as quality or price are difficult to observe in advance, but these characteristics can be ascertained upon consumption.
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quaereeverumIn economics, an experience good is a product or service ...Truly strange, but correct. This expression is from the very specialized terminology of economics.
CJ
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