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How does a consumer know whether a purchase may be a good deal?
A large percentage of positive customer ratings offer detailed explanations.
The item has the most features compared to other similar items.
The price is the most expensive for that type of item.
Both A and B
Both A and B provide a correct answer.
Explanation: A large percentage of positive customer ratings with detailed explanations (A) can indicate that other consumers have had good experiences with the product, suggesting it is of high quality. Additionally, if the item has the most features compared to similar items (B), it may provide better value, suggesting it’s a good deal. In contrast, the price being the most expensive for that type of item (C) does not necessarily indicate a good deal, as high prices do not always correlate with quality or value. Thus, options A and B are better indicators of a good deal.