Business, 07.04.2020 16:22, jimperez9616

When Woodwinds takes back a product that needs to be repaired or refurbished, it is:

A. operating in a cradle-to-cradle fashion.
B. discounting the future.
C. greenwashing their products.
D. recognizing that all resources are infinite or substitutable.

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