For number 3, I believe it is B, as people subconsciously get the name Levi's into their head. When people say I want to go to Levi's stadium for a game, they connect it with good thoughts, and next time they want to get jeans they might think, what jean brand do I know, and think of Levi's.
For number 4, I believe it is D. A is untrue, and B and C have nothing to do with the exchange of information between consumers.
For number 5, it is C, Monopoly. Monopolies are when 1 company is the only one who sells a particular good or service. There are some monopolies, but most of them are by federal agencies and consumers most likely do not want to choose for those services.
For number 6, I believe it is A, right to consumer education. I originally thought it might be B, however, when I looked up B, there was no such law, and what came up is the right to consumer education. I am not 100% sure on this one, but your best bet is A I think.
Hope this helps!
Answer:
3. B) It reaches wider audiences and provides brand recognition (I might be wrong)
4. Â D) Social networking sites and blogs have made it easier for consumers to communicate
5. C) monopoly
6. B) Right to be informed (I could be wrong on this one as well)
Explanation:
4. Social media makes things a whole lot easier to find information about things we want to buy and ask around for other people or consumers opinions on the product you want.
5. Monopoly- is complete control of a product or service by one provider. You won't be able to choose in a monopoly. (that's the definition that I have in my notes)
And I'm sorry I don't have any explanations for questions 3 and 6, those are just my educated guesses. Have a good day everyone!!
