A(n)________ is one that a marketing manager can potentially use as a basis for marketing decisions.
A)marginal difference
B)meaningful difference
C)suspected difference
D)unconfirmed difference

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A meaningful difference is one that is relevant to the marketing decision at hand and can be used as a basis for making decisions. Marginal differences may not be significant enough to impact marketing decisions, while suspected or unconfirmed differences lack sufficient evidence to support their use in decision-making.

A(n)________ Is One That a Marketing Manager Can Potentially Use