A product with qualities that consumers lack the expertise to assess without assistance is called a(n)

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Consumers can assess search goods (A) by searching for information and experience goods (B) by trying them out or experiencing them firsthand. In contrast, credence goods (C) have qualities that are difficult for consumers to assess even with assistance, such as medical procedures or legal advice. Inferior goods (D) are products that consumers buy less of as their income increases, but this concept is unrelated to the difficulty of assessing product qualities.

A Product with Qualities That Consumers Lack the Expertise to Assess