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How would you describe homogeneous shopping goods?
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Homogeneous shopping goods are those that are similar in quality but different in other characteristics. This difference in characteristics is sufficient for the customer to justify a search for the item.
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Heterogeneous shopping goods have product features that are often more important to consumers than price
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Efficient.
