International Business Chapter 013 Packaging Often Not Standardized Due Cultural

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Packaging is often
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In some areas, instructions
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Different meanings that colors have in various cultures include
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Foreign language labels can be used to enhance the total product, as in
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The language story of Chevy's Nova name is
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Local habits of daily shopping require
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The evolution of the hypermart (
hypermarché
) suggests that
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Local laws in these areas limit the marketer's ability to standardize the product
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Product safety standards may also be
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Product lines frequently influenced by product purity laws include
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In what country must maximum price be a part of the label?
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In Saudi Arabia, labeling of what product line requires source stipulation?
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In most countries a brand name belongs to the person
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To exert control of brand names, companies are advised to
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Internet domain names
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With Internet domain names, the U.S. follows
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Disparity of income worldwide
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There are _________ basic promotional strategies available to international marketers.
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Global and regional advertising campaigns are a way to ___________ cost.
Fill in the Blank Questions
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Climate and terrain work against product ________________, with altitude, humidity levels,
and heat often requiring product changes.
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Same product -_________ is a useful promotional strategy when target markets vary little
from one another.
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The promotional mix is communicated through public relations, publicity, personal selling,
promotion, and _________________.
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Among the promotional mix elements, __________ changes the least around the world.
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As mentioned in the text, in contrast to the Japanese approach, U.S. advertising tends to
be _________.
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________________ advertising tends to be banned in most countries.
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One study found that in U.S. advertising, women's roles tended to be more ___________
than in Europe or Australia.
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Europeans, especially the French, want sophisticated advertisements, while the U.S.
shoppers react to more ___________ appeals.
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The Eastern European consumers want _____________ in ads, while Americans prefer
puffery.
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The text describes ________ as science and psychology brought together as a promise.
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Brands outlive _______________, conveying quality, credibility, and experience.
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Brands can be promoted as _____________, regional, or national.
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Nestlé uses two ________ on a single product, a global one and then a local one.

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