Industrial Markets Differ from Consumer Markets in That

Industrial markets differ from consumer markets in that

A) the demand for industrial goods is more volatile than the demand for consumer goods.
B) the market for industrial goods is insignificant in comparison to the market for consumer goods.
C) industrial goods are marketed domestically whereas consumer goods are marketed internationally.
D) industrial products are always more expensive than consumer products.
E) industrial products use the same level of technology for all products making it appropriate for all countries whereas consumer goods need to be customized for each market.