Answer:
(A) Customer-perceived value.
Step-by-step explanation:
- Objective value is based on facts, observance and results of a specific process. The results observable may be of the advertising efforts, logistics and inventory control, shift in product promotion approach and customer focused approach followed by the firm etc.
- Demand is the quantity of a particular good, the customers are desiring and willing to purchase at a certain point of time.
- Exchange refers to a transaction of sale and purchase of a good or service.
- Satisfaction is the measure of happiness. A customer can be delighted or disappointed with a firm's product.
Now, we are left with Customer-perceived value which is the customer's evaluation of the difference between all the benefits and all the costs of a market offering relative to those of competing offers. A higher customer perceived value can bring customer loyalty and good product feedback to other potential customers, which can make the product seller's prospects bright for the future.