Basic Marketing: A Marketing Strategy Planning Approach 19th Edition

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BUSMKT 14901

Target marketing, in contrast to mass marketing: A. Assumes all customers have the same needs. B. Assumes everyone is a potential customer. C. Focuses only on small market segments. D. Tailors a marketing mix to fit some specific group of customers. E. Makes it more likely that a firm will face direct competition. Answer: D.Target

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A marketing audit is similar to an accounting audit or a personnel audit, which businesses have used for some time. Answer: TRUE To make sure that the whole marketing program is evaluated regularly, marketing specialists developed the marketing audit. A marketing audit is similar to an accounting audit or a

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BUSMKT 39023

Actually making goods or performing services is called marketing. Answer: FALSEActually making goods or performing services is called production. Answer: FALSEActually making goods or performing services is called production. Answer: FALSE Actually making goods or performing services is called production. During the 'sales era," the firm tries to improve short-run marketing policy planning to

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BUSMKT 45142

Marketing managers for Mountain Dew used a positioning statement to help focus efforts and gain market share in a competitive environment. Answer: TRUEThe marketing strategy based on Mountain Dew's positioning statement helped it gain market share with 16-24-year-old males, its target market. Answer: TRUEThe marketing strategy based on Mountain Dew's positioning statement

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BUSMKT 66284

When consumers use a problem-solving process to make purchase decisions, what is the next step after they become aware of a problem? A. Evaluating alternative solutions. B. Gathering information about possible solutions. C. Deciding on the appropriate solution. D. Evaluating the decision. E. Making the commitment to purchase a particular product or service. Answer: B.Problem-solving

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If a firm has excess production capacity, it A. can serve as a safety net if demand suddenly picks up. B. may be a sign that there's too much competition. C. may make sense for the marketing manager to try to find new markets for current products. D. can be costly. E. All of these.

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Exclusive distribution is more likely to involve a more formal arrangement than is selective or intensive distribution. Answer: TRUE In selective and intensive distribution, less formal arrangements are typical compared to exclusive distribution. TRUE In selective and intensive distribution, less formal arrangements are typical compared to exclusive distribution. TRUE In selective and intensive

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A patent owner has a 20-year monopoly to develop and use its new product, process, or material. Answer: TRUE A new idea or process may be protected by a patent. A patent owner has a 20-year monopoly to develop and use its new product, process, or material. Answer: TRUE A new

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Worldwide Applicance Co. put together data to measure sales performance by region of the United States. The Western region included 30% of the U.S. population and was expected to deliver a similar share of Worldwide's sales. This region ended up delivering 30% of the company's overall sales. The performance index

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Sales data becomes wisdom when it provides answers to questions of "who," "what," "where," "how much," and "when." Answer: FALSESales data becomes information when it provides answers to questions of "who," "what," "where," "how much," and "when." FALSESales data becomes information when it provides answers to questions of "who," "what," "where," "how

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BUSMT 45137

Which is the first step in market segmentation? A. Finding one or two demographic characteristics to divide up the whole mass market. B. Clustering people with similar needs into a market segment. C. Naming a broad product-market of interest to the firm. D. Evaluating market segments to determine if they are large enough. E. None

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BUSMT 48095

Pop-up ads are small rectangular boxes that usually include text, graphics, and sometimes video to create interest. Answer: FALSEPop-up ads are somewhat like banner ads but they open in a new browser window (and block what the web user is trying to viewuntil it's closed). Answer: FALSEPop-up ads are somewhat like

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BUSMT 58624

Convenience (food) stores offer: A. wide assortments. B. low prices. C. more customer service than supermarkets. D. a limited assortment of "fill-in" items. E. None of these are offered by convenience (food) stores. Answer: D.Convenience stores limit their stock to pickup or fill-in items like bread, milk, beer, gas, etc. Answer: D.Convenience stores limit their stock

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Retailers selling a new product that is in hot demandlike the latest DVD release or a best selling bookwould be unlikely to incur higher costs for faster delivery. Answer: FALSEFast PD service can be critical for retailers that appeal to consumers who are eager to get a new product that

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BUSMT 68746

Organizations that adopt the marketing concept should be concerned about marketing ethics as well as broader issues of social responsibility. Answer: TRUE A manager cannot be truly consumer-oriented and at the same time intentionally unethical. Answer: TRUE A manager cannot be truly consumer-oriented and at the same time intentionally unethical. Answer: TRUE

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BUSMT 78809

It's best to think of "breakthrough opportunities" as opportunities which: A. appeal to the mass market. B. will quickly create a whole new industry of firms competing with similar marketing mixes. C. help innovators develop hard-to-copy marketing mixes. D. increase sales. E. All of these apply to breakthrough opportunities. Answer: C.Breakthrough opportunities help innovators develop

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Product managers: A. Are especially common in large companies. B. Are sometimes responsible for a product's whole marketing effort. C. Coordinate their efforts with individuals within and outside the company. D. May serve as "product champions" in planning and implementing the promotion effort. E. All of these alternatives are correct. Answer: E.Product managers are especially

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Which of the following does NOT contribute to total inventory cost? A. Costs of damage to products while in inventory. B. Costs of risks such as theft and fire. C. Costs of inventory becoming obsolete. D. Increase in the value of goods. E. Handling costs. Answer: D.As stated in Exhibit 11-6, costs of damage to

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Rapid growth strains human resources because it's a challenge getting enough qualified people. Answer: TRUE The success of a marketing plan often depends on how quickly the firm's personnel can getgeared up for what needs to be done. Firms that grow rapidly may face challenges finding enough qualified people. Answer: TRUE

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Exporting is often the first step into international marketing. Answer: TRUESome companies get into international marketing just by exporting, that is, selling some of what the firm produces to foreign markets. TRUESome companies get into international marketing just by exporting, that is, selling some of what the firm produces to foreign markets. TRUE Some

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Corrective advertising corrects deceptive advertising. Answer: TRUE Corrective advertising means using new ads to correct previous deceptive ads. Answer: TRUE Corrective advertising means using new ads to correct previous deceptive ads. Answer: TRUE Corrective advertising means using new ads to correct previous deceptive ads. The basic idea for supermarkets developed in the U.S.

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Trying to maximize short-run return on investment may not be compatible with a company's other objectives. Answer: TRUE When there are a number of specific objectives stated by top management, it is critical thatthey be compatible. Answer: TRUE When there are a number of specific objectives stated by top management, it

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In monopolistic competition, managers sometimes try to differentiate very similar products by relying on promotion or other elements of the marketing mix. Answer: TRUE In monopolistic competition, marketing managers sometimes try to differentiate very similar products by relying on other elements of the marketing mix. Answer: TRUE In monopolistic competition, marketing

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Channel conflict often results when a manufacturer opens a new distribution channel, especially if it directly competes with its existing intermediaries. Answer: TRUE Horizontal conflicts, one of the basic types of channel conflict, occur between firms at the same level in the channel of distribution. Answer: TRUE Horizontal conflicts, one of

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In general, marketers that seek greater control over their marketing mixes in the international environment will: A. hire more marketing managers. B. invest more financial resources and take greater risks. C. use intensive distribution. D. choose to export or license. E. set up traditional global channels. Answer: B.For marketers seeking to sell to international markets, the

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Limited problem-solving probably would NOT be required in the purchase of: A. running shoes. B. an encyclopedia. C. new suit. D. coffee maker. E. fast-food restaurant meal. Answer: E.Routinized response is typical when a consumer has considerable experience in how to meet a specific need and requires no new information. For example, purchase of a

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"Discrepancies of quantity" occur because A. producers seek economies of scale. B. most intermediaries specialize in selected product lines and buy in large enough quantities to get a good price. C. adding intermediaries in a channel of distribution increases the cost of getting products to consumers. D. consumers want the convenience of buying many

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In which of the external environments changes usually occur most slowly? A. Cultural and social environment B. Political and legal environments C. Resources and objectives of the firm D. Competitive environment E. Economic and technological environments Answer: A.Changes in related cultural values and social attitudes come slowly. Answer: A.Changes in related cultural values and social attitudes

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Regarding U.S. business and organizational customers, A. more goods and services are purchased by business and organizational customers than by final consumers. B. there are more business and organizational customers than final consumers. C. there are more manufacturers than all other types of business and organizational customers combined. D. more goods and services are

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Although the total industry demand for business products may be inelastic, the demand facing individual sellers may be extremely elastic. Answer: TRUE Total industry demand for business products is fairly inelastic. However, demand facing individual sellers may be extremely elastic if similar products are available at a lower price. TRUE Total industry

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Routine completion of sales made regularly to target customers is done by: A. an order taker. B. a merchandiser. C. a detailer. D. an order getter. E. a supporting salesperson. Answer: A.Order-taking is the routine completion of sales made regularly to target customers. It usually requires ongoing follow-up to make certain that the customer is

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The product line of a limited line retailer would best be described as: A. including a wide assortment. B. reflecting a narrow price range. C. carrying inventory that comes from European sources. D. popular products at low prices to get fast turnover. E. a small range of one specific type of product. Answer: E.Most conventional

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"Publicity": A. is generally less useful than advertising for promoting a really new product. B. is mass selling that avoids paying media costs. C. is any paid form of nonpersonal presentation of ideas, goods, or services by an identified sponsor. D. is more expensive than all other promotion methods. E. None of these alternatives for

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Which of the following is NOT a trend that is affecting marketing strategy planning? A. fewer vertical marketing systems. B. geographic shifts in population. C. more attention to service technologies. D. more Internet selling. E. greater use of database-directed promotion. Answer: A.According to Exhibit 18-5, "fewer vertical marketing systems" is not a trend, but "more

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Marketing 26924

All of the following should be determined by the marketing department of a firm EXCEPT: A. storing the product. B. actually making the product. C. advertising the product. D. designing the packaging for the product. E. setting the price of the product. Answer: B.Marketing should determine storing, advertising, designing the packaging, setting the priceof the

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Which of the following observations concerning the full-cost approach is NOT TRUE? A. All costs are not allocated in all situations. B. It requires that difficult-to-allocate costs be split on some basis. C. Fixed costs are also allocated in some way. D. It could lead to a different decision than the one suggested by

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As a product moves through its product life cycle stages: A. consumers are offered less product variety. B. distribution tends to become more and more exclusive. C. competition forces firms to skim instead of just meeting competition. D. the promotion emphasis is on building selective demand. Answer: D.As a product moves through its product

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In the _____ step of the adoption process, a consumer begins to give the product a mental trial by applying it to his or her personal situation. A. interest B. confirmation C. trial D. decision E. evaluation Answer: E.In the evaluation step of the adoption process, a consumer begins to give the product a mental

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Most firms avoid administered prices because they may be illegal under the Robinson-Patman Act. Answer: FALSEWhen a firm sells through intermediaries, it usually wants to administer the price intermediaries charge final consumers because that final consumer price will ultimately affect the quantity a firm sells. Answer: FALSEWhen a firm sells through

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In a recent Nielsen online survey of over 25,000 Internet consumers from 50 countries, only 25 percent of respondents said they trusted online consumer opinions as an information source. Answer: FALSEIn a recent Nielsen online survey of over 25,000 Internet consumers from 50 countries, 70 percent of respondents said they

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What is the objective of a target return strategy? A. A specific share of the market. B. A specific level of profit. C. A specific sales volume. D. A specific share of competitors' sales. E. A specific mindshare of consumers. Answer: B.A target return objective sets a specific level of profit as an objective. Answer: B.A

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A firm which makes special batteries that boat and motorcycle manufacturers buy and install directly in their new boats and cycles is selling: A. supplies. B. component parts. C. component materials. D. installations. E. accessory equipment. Answer: B.Component parts are finished or nearly finished items that are ready for assembly into the final product. Answer: B.Component

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Which of the following is an example of a task transfer? A. An employee who has been shifted to a different department with different responsibilities and duties B. A firm that bases its toll-free customer care service for technical problems in a different country because it offers cheap, skilled labor C. A project

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Differentiation of a firm's marketing mix: A. Means the firm's marketing mix is hard to distinguish from a competitor. B. May provide the firm with a competitive advantage in the marketplace. C. Makes it harder for consumers to notice if there is a consistent theme across all elements of the marketing mix. D. Is

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A large producer who offers no discounts and the same prices to all customers in the U.S.: A. does not have pricing objectives. B. ignores the benefits of administered pricing. C. probably ignores nonprice competition too. D. may be "playing it safe" because of concern about the Robinson-Patman Act. E. is probably violating the antidumping

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MET 13763

Which of the following is most consistent with the marketing research process discussed in the text? A. "We know that time is always short, so as soon as we define the problem we get on with our data collection." B. "We pay a lot for marketing research experts, so our managers don't

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"Good" market segments should be homogeneous (similar) within, heterogeneous (different) between, substantial, and operational. Answer: TRUE "Good" market segments meet the following criteria: Homogeneous (similar) within, Heterogeneous (different) between, Substantial, and Operational. Answer: TRUE "Good" market segments meet the following criteria: Homogeneous (similar) within, Heterogeneous (different) between, Substantial, and Operational. Answer: TRUE

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Which of the following is NOT an organizational buyer? A. The Red Cross buying office supplies. B. A sporting goods retailer buying skis. C. A law office buying a background music service. D. A country club buying tennis balls for a tournament. E. All of these are organizational buyers. Answer: E.There are many different types

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If a firm's demand curve is fairly elastic, a penetration pricing policy would be more suitable than a skimming pricing policy. Answer: TRUE A penetration pricing policy tries to sell the whole market at one low price. This is wise when the whole demand curve is fairly elastic. Answer: TRUE A

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The "battle of the brands" hurts consumers by driving up prices. Answer: FALSEManufacturer brands typically need to build strong brand preference or brand insistence through heavy promotion and quality ingredients both of which raise costs and lead to higher prices leaving national brands at a distinct disadvantage. Dealer brands generally

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In __________, print ads must be identified so they are not confused with editorial matter. A. USA B. Canada C. New Zealand D. Japan E. Switzerland Answer: A.In the United States, print ads must be identified so they aren't confused with editorial matter. Answer: A.In the United States, print ads must be identified so they aren't

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Regarding the roles of marketers and consumers in improving the macro-marketing system: A. Marketing managers should not be expected to improve and extend the range of goods and services they make available. B. The decisions that marketing managers make always increase the choices available to consumers. C. Consumer-citizens have the responsibility to vote

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Drop-shippers: A. are used because it is cheaper for producers to ship to them by rail and let the drop-shipper drop the products off at local retailers with small trucks. B. never take title to the products they sell. C. typically sell large shipments, e.g., rail carloads. D. have very high operating expenses. E. are

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When Hallmark designs its website so that a teenage girl can send a theme card to her boyfriend's cell phone, what is the primary segmenting dimension that Hallmark is using? A. Rate of use B. Age C. Family size D. Income E. Education Answer: B.The primary segmenting dimension that Hallmark is using is Age. Answer: B.The

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MET 82662

Which of the following objectives of a business is the most important? A. To engage in some specific business activity which will perform a socially and economically useful function. B. To develop an organization to carry on the business and implement its strategies. C. To earn enough profit to survive. D. All three of

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MET 85378

The Federal Trade Commission can require firms to use "corrective advertising" or "affirmative disclosures," if it decides a particular advertisement is unfair or deceptive. Answer: TRUE If the FTC decides that a particular practice is unfair or deceptive, it has the power to require affirmative disclosures or corrective advertising. Answer: TRUE

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MET 91959

A company with a large product assortment might A. have many product lines with little selection in each. B. have a single product line. C. have many individual products. D. All of these choices are correct. Answer: D.A product assortment is the set of all product lines and individual products that a firm sells.A

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MET 92793

Which of the following statements about customer value is True? A. Building relationships with customers means providing customer value before, but not after the purchase of a product or service. B. Retaining current customers is usually less costly than taking customers away from a competitor. C. A firm's advertising department cannot be expected to

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MET AD 10240

Product class does not vary by country. Answer: FALSEThe same product might be seen in different ways by different target markets at the same time. For example, a product viewed as a staple by most consumers in some similar affluent country might be seen as a heterogeneous shopping product by

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MET AD 13556

American Airlines maintains a frequent flier loyalty program that allows members to accumulate 25,000 miles and then redeem these miles for a free round-trip ticket. This is a(n): A. Introductory price deal. B. F.O.B. discount. C. Cash discount. D. Cumulative quantity discount. E. Bundle price discount. Answer: D.Cumulative quantity discounts apply to purchases over a

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MET AD 28643

Customer service guarantees are becoming less common because service companies can't live up to their promises. Answer: FALSEService guarantees are becoming more common as a way to attract, and keep, customers. Answer: FALSEService guarantees are becoming more common as a way to attract, and keep, customers. Answer: FALSE Service guarantees are becoming more

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MET AD 46201

A prepared sales presentation: A. is the best approach for most selling situationssince the company can control what the sales rep says. B. usually involves many questions, to be sure each customer's needs are fully understood. C. is common with high value itemsto be sure the customer learns about all of the technical

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MET AD 62301

A marketing manager might offer a cash discount to channel members to: A. increase sales during a slow period. B. encourage buyers to pay their bills quickly. C. reduce shipping or selling costs. D. encourage them to buy in larger quantities. E. All of these alternatives are correct. Answer: B.Cash discounts are reductions in price

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MET AD 64076

The Sherman Act sought to: A. prevent monopolies or conspiracies in restraint of trade. B. establish the Federal Consumer Protection Agency. C. eliminate price differences among different competing suppliers. D. prevent fraud on the Internet. E. restrict importing into the United States. Answer: A.As shown in Exhibit 3-4, the Sherman Act deals with monopoly or

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MET AD 64369

GE's planning grid approach A. doesn't work because different managers usually come to different conclusions given the subjective evaluations involved. B. is really the same thing as the total profit approach. C. overemphasizes short term profitability. D. is superficial because it considers only size and expected market share, and ignores other possibly important factors. E. could

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MET AD 70010

On average, U.S. corporations spend only about 2.5 percent of their sales on advertising. Answer: TRUE While total spending on advertising seems high, U.S. corporations spend an average of only about 2.5 percent of their sales dollars on advertising. TRUE While total spending on advertising seems high, U.S. corporations spend an average

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MET AD 92353

Which of the following is most consistent with the scientific method approach to marketing research discussed in the text? A. "We continually survey our customers because the results give us good ideas for hypotheses." B. "Once we interpret the data, we can define our problem." C. "Our research is as precise as possiblebecause

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MGMT 29693

The sequence of markups firms use at different levels in a channel is referred to as a A. market sequence. B. markup chain. C. markup margin. D. standard markup. E. markup channel. Answer: B.A markup chain is the sequence of markups firms use at different levels in a channel. Answer: B.A markup chain is the sequence

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MGMT 40133

The owner of the new Sharp Scissors hair salon gave coupons to potential customers walking by her store to stimulate interest and trial of her new hair salon. The coupons are an example of A. advertising. B. publicity. C. sales promotion. D. a channel of distribution. E. media. Answer: C.Sales promotion refers to those promotional

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MGMT 40931

Ford Motor Co. asks members of its target market to rate its cars and those of General Motors and Chrysler on a 7-point scale in terms of two dimensions (comfortable seats and engine power) so that it can establish a quadrant-grid map of these ratings. What type of analysis is

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MGMT 48846

A _____ is a systematic, critical, and unbiased review and appraisal of the basic objectives and policies of the marketing function and of the organization, methods, procedures, and people employed to implement the policies. A. benchmarking study B. marketing audit C. sales analysis D. full-cost assessment E. marketing strategy survey Answer: B.A systematic, critical, and

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MGMT 54715

On his way to a GM dealership to pick up a new truck he has purchased, Ian Mann hears a Ford ad that says that Ford trucks have more power than Chevy trucks. Ian thought that the ad said that the Chevys had more power. This illustrates A. selective perception. B. learning. C.

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MGMT 56607

Data that has already been collected or published is: A. useful data. B. secondary data. C. primary data. D. free data. E. rarelyif everuseful for marketing decision making. Answer: B.Secondary data refers to information that has been collected or published already. Answer: B.Secondary data refers to information that has been collected or published already. Answer: B. Secondary data

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MGMT 89843

If a Universal computer monitor breaks while it is still under warranty, someone needs to get it to the repair center. In this case, Universal will need: A. reverse channels. B. multichannels. C. intensive distribution. D. exclusive distribution. E. selective distribution. Answer: A.Reverse channels are used to retrieve products that customers no longer want. If

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MGMT 90591

Regarding adoption curve groups, which of the following is TRUE? A. By the time the early majority buy a product it is usually in the market maturity stage of the product life cycle. B. The early adopters have many contacts outside their own social group, and are important in spreading information to

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MK 15496

As marketing managers do more promotion and selling over the Internet, it is critical that information technology systems be robust from a security standpoint. Answer: TRUE As marketing managers do more promotion and selling over the Internet, it is critical that information technology systems be robust from a security standpoint. Answer:

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MK 18264

In the U.S., almost as many people are employed in sales work as they are in advertising. Answer: FALSEIn the United States, one person out of every ten in the total labor force is involved in saleswork. That's about 20 times more people than are employed in advertising. Answer: FALSEIn the

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MK 22241

At the Comfort Inn Web site, a customer can create an account with his preferences for a smoking or non-smoking room, the type of pillows he likes, early or late check-in and check-out, and his room location. The hotel keeps track of this information and uses it whenever this customer reserves

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MK 23850

Marketing discourages the development and spread of new ideas, goods, and services. Answer: FALSEMarketing encourages innovation which is the development and spread of new ideas, goods, and services. FALSEMarketing encourages innovation which is the development and spread of new ideas, goods, and services. FALSE Marketing encourages innovation which is the development and spread of

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MK 30295

Rob Rose sat back to review the portfolio of products his company, Wire Products Inc. (WPI), has in its product line. The company specializes in making various products for consumer and industrial uses from hard laminated wirecoated with special paints. 1) WPI's "Wire Closet" products have been on the market for

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MK 50896

A firm that adopts the "marketing concept" will aim all its efforts at satisfying customers, while trying to make a profit. Answer: TRUE The marketing concept means that an organization aims all its efforts at satisfying its customers but at a profit. TRUE The marketing concept means that an organization aims all

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MK 52614

The definition of quality focuses on the producer. Answer: FALSEProduct quality should also be determined by how customers view the product. It means a product's ability to satisfy a customer's needs or requirements. Answer: FALSEProduct quality should also be determined by how customers view the product. It means a product's ability

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MK 55624

Pushing (a product through a channel) means using normal promotion effort to help sell the whole marketing mix to intermediaries. Answer: TRUE Pushing (a product through a channel) means using normal promotion effort (personal selling, advertising, and sales promotion) to help sell the whole marketing mix to possible channel members. Answer: TRUE

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MK 58873

A hardware wholesaler that buys nails from a manufacturer and then sells them to retail hardware stores is a merchant wholesaler. Answer: TRUE Merchant wholesalers specialize by certain types of products or customers. General merchandise wholesalers carry a wide variety of nonperishable items such as hardware, electrical supplies, etc. Answer: TRUE

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MK 65252

What does the AIDA concept stand for? A. Attention, Interest, Desire, Action B. Alertness, Interest, Develop, Appeal C. Attention, Involvement, Desire, Action D. Alertness, Involvement, Desire, Appeal E. Action, Involvement, Desire, Attention Answer: A.The AIDA concept stands for getting Attention, holding Interest, arousing Desire, and obtaining Action. Answer: A.The AIDA concept stands for getting Attention, holding

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MK 68048

An economic system in which government officials determine production levels is known as: A. pure subsistence. B. macro-marketing. C. market-directed. D. production-oriented. E. command. Answer: E.In a command economy, government officials decide what and how much is to be produced and distributed by whom, when, to whom, and why. Answer: E.In a command economy, government officials

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MK 72205

The text suggests that a "channel captain" should be: A. a strong wholesaler. B. a market-oriented producer. C. a large retailer. D. Any of thesei.e. whoever can provide leadership. Answer: D.Producers frequently take the lead in channel relations but sometimes wholesalers or retailers take the lead. Answer: D.Producers frequently take the lead in channel relations

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MK 73749

A warranty must be available for inspection before a purchase is made. Answer: TRUE Federal Trade Commission guidelines try to ensure that warranties are clear and definite and not deceptive or unfair. A warranty must also be available for inspection before the purchase. TRUE Federal Trade Commission guidelines try to ensure that

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MK 75933

Different purchase situations may require different marketing mixes, even though the same target market is involved. Answer: TRUE Different purchase situations may require different marketing mixes, even when the same target market is involved. Answer: TRUE Different purchase situations may require different marketing mixes, even when the same target market is

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MK 81836

Almost every business transaction in our modern economy involves an exchange of money. Answer: TRUE Almost every business transaction in our modern economy involves an exchange of money, the price, for something. Answer: TRUE Almost every business transaction in our modern economy involves an exchange of money, the price, for something. Answer:

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MK 82449

Direct spoken communication between sellers and potential customers is personal selling. Answer: TRUE Personal selling involves direct spoken communication between sellers and potential customers. TRUE Personal selling involves direct spoken communication between sellers and potential customers. TRUE Personal selling involves direct spoken communication between sellers and potential customers. The AIDA model focuses on markets

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MK 89060

Regarding new-task organizational buying, which of the following persons is LEAST likely to be involved? A. A competitor's purchasing manager. B. A purchasing manager. C. A production line supervisor. D. The company president. E. A research assistant. Answer: A.A competitor's purchasing manager would not be involved. Answer: A.A competitor's purchasing manager would not be involved. Answer: A. A

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MK 89395

As output increases, average cost decreases continually because A. average variable cost per unit is increasing. B. average fixed cost per unit is decreasing. C. total variable cost is increasing. D. total variable cost is decreasing. E. total fixed cost is reducing. Answer: B.Although the average variable cost remains the same, average cost decreases continually

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MKT 10424

Another term for direct marketing is: A. integration. B. mass communication. C. publicity. D. direct-response promotion. E. sales promotion. Answer: D.Most direct marketing communications are designed to prompt immediate feedbacka directresponseby customers. Therefore this type of communication is often called direct-response promotion. Answer: D.Most direct marketing communications are designed to prompt immediate feedbacka directresponseby customers. Therefore

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MKT 11023

Choosing an indirect channel probably will be better than a direct channel if a producer wants to: A. provide special technical service. B. make it easier to do marketing research. C. be more sensitive to coming changes in customer needs and attitudes. D. obtain a very aggressive selling effort. E. adjust large discrepancies of quantity

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MKT 18234

Operational linkages are A. direct ties between the internal operations of buyer and seller firms. B. changes in a firm's product or procedures that are unique to its relationship partner. C. connections that outline contractual obligations. D. services that link a buyer's production and purchasing departments. Answer: A.Operational linkages are direct ties between the

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MKT 18365

When an online intermediary like Hulu scans thousands of hours of programming each week and groups these programs into categories of digital programs (e.g. sports, crime, etc.), this is an example of: A. Vertical integration. B. Sorting. C. Bulk-breaking. D. Assorting. E. Licensing. Answer: B.Sorting means separating products into grades and qualities desired by different

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MKT 18615

Raw materials are unprocessed expense items such as farm products and natural products. Answer: TRUE Raw materials are unprocessed expense items such as logs, iron ore, and wheat that are moved to the next production process with little handling. There are two types of raw materials: farm products and natural

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MKT 19853

A marketing dashboard displays up-to-the-minute marketing data in an easy-to-read format. Answer: TRUE A marketing dashboard displays up-to-the-minute marketing data in an easy-to-read format. Answer: TRUE A marketing dashboard displays up-to-the-minute marketing data in an easy-to-read format. Answer: TRUE A marketing dashboard displays up-to-the-minute marketing data in an easy-to-read format. Facebook, FourSquare, and

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MKT 21157

The main function of a "distribution center" is to speed the flow of goods and avoid unnecessary storage. Answer: TRUE A distribution center is a special kind of warehouse designed to speed the flow of goods and avoid unnecessary storing costs. Answer: TRUE A distribution center is a special kind of

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MKT 32888

Advertising A. always results in higher prices for products. B. is a waste of resources. C. costs so much that it reduces the chance to achieve economies of scale in production. D. guarantees a product's success. E. None of these alternatives is correct. Answer: E.Advertising is not a waste of resources. It can actually lower

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MKT 43760

By differentiating the marketing mix to do a better job meeting customers' needs, the firm builds a competitive advantage. Answer: TRUE By differentiating the marketing mix to do a better job meeting customers' needs, the firm builds a competitive advantage. When this happens, target customers view the firm's position in

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MKT 49989

The order of the steps in the learning process is: A. drive, cue, response, reinforcement. B. cue, response, drive, reinforcement. C. cue, response, reinforcement, drive. D. drive, response, reinforcement, cue. E. reinforcement, drive, cue, response. Answer: A.Learning process involves drive, cues, response, and reinforcement. Answer: A.Learning process involves drive, cues, response, and reinforcement. Answer: A. Learning process involves drive,

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MKT 55797

Salespeople usually earn more than top management. Answer: FALSENormally, salespeople earn more than the office or production force but less than top management. FALSENormally, salespeople earn more than the office or production force but less than top management. FALSE Normally, salespeople earn more than the office or production force but less than top management. Customer

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MKT 61488

The research proposal may include information about all of the following except A. what the costs will be. B. who will analyze the data. C. what data will be collected. D. how long the process will take. E. what the possible solutions are. Answer: E.A research proposal refers to a plan that specifies what information will

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MKT 83260

________ offer "hard goods" at substantial price cuts to customers. A. Supermarkets B. Discount houses C. Supercenters D. Mass-merchandisers E. Convenience stores Answer: B.Discount houses offer hard goods like cameras, TVs, and appliances at substantial price cuts to their customers. Answer: B.Discount houses offer hard goods like cameras, TVs, and appliances at substantial price cuts to

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MT 12485

A producer is likely to focus its promotion effort on stimulating primary demand at what stage in the product life cycle? A. Market introduction B. Market growth C. Market maturity D. Sales decline E. When selective demand is over. Answer: A.During market introduction, the basic promotion objective is informing. If the product is a really

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MT 20410

More money (in the U.S.) is spent on advertising than on sales promotion. Answer: FALSEIn the U.S. the total spending on sales promotion exceeds spending on advertising. Answer: FALSEIn the U.S. the total spending on sales promotion exceeds spending on advertising. Answer: FALSE In the U.S. the total spending on sales promotion exceeds

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MT 21516

Apple's Genius Bar is a good example of a company offering its customers "branded services." Answer: TRUE Apple has created beautiful must-see stores staffed with knowledgeable sales staff and experts at the Genius Bar. In doing so, it's able to "wow" its customers, showcase what's different about its products, and

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MT 33242

Direct-response promotion usually relies on a customer relationship management database to target specific prospects. Answer: TRUE Direct-response promotion usually relies on a CRM database to target specific prospects. The database includes customers' names and their home and e-mail addresses as well as past purchases and other segmenting characteristics. Answer: TRUE Direct-response

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MT 43815

Selective distribution is growing in popularity because it provides 100 percent coverage of the market. Answer: FALSESelective distribution is becoming more popular than intensive distribution as firms see that they don't need 100 percent coverage of a market to support national advertising. Answer: FALSESelective distribution is becoming more popular than intensive distribution

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MT 66866

The marketing strategies for the two shoe retailers Payless and Zappos are very different but both are successful. Answer: TRUE Zappos and Payless ShoeSource are successful shoe retailers with different marketing strategies; both keep target customers coming back. Answer: TRUE Zappos and Payless ShoeSource are successful shoe retailers with different marketing

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MT 68971

The president of a major airline makes telephone calls to the top executives of several other airlines asking them to "hold the line" and refrain from offering discounts on fares for several key routes in order to improve profit margins. This practice could easily be considered: A. Dumping. B. Price discrimination. C. Price fixing. D.

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MT 70390

Personal selling and advertising are both forms of sales promotion. Answer: FALSESales promotion refers to those promotion activities other than advertising, publicity, and personal selling those stimulate interest, trial, or purchase. Therefore, neither personal selling nor advertising is a form of sales promotion. Answer: FALSESales promotion refers to those promotion activities

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