Question

29 multiple choice 1 point before world war ii, american industry thought marketing was unnecessary because: consumers were too well informed to require marketing. there was a high level of competition within various industries. there was a lack of concentration within the market. various manufacturers held monopolies over markets. 30 multiple choice 1 point which of the following organizations is least likely to provide direct patient care? community health centers cancer centers public health departments residential treatment centers

Explanation:

Question 29

Before World War II, in some industries, manufacturers had monopolies. In a monopoly - like situation, there is little incentive to market as there is no competition. High competition would actually increase the need for marketing, and well - informed consumers do not mean marketing is unnecessary. Lack of market concentration also doesn't imply no need for marketing.

Public health departments focus more on population - level health promotion, disease prevention, and health policy - making rather than providing direct one - on - one patient care. Community health centers, cancer centers, and residential treatment centers are more directly involved in patient care.

Answer:

D. various manufacturers held monopolies over markets

Question 30