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Which of the following is true about the demand curve?
A) A demand curve indicates the drop in the average per-unit production cost that
comes with accumulated production experience.
B) A demand curve indicates the cost per unit of output in the long run.
C) A demand curve indicates the cost per unit of output in the short run.
D) In a monopoly, the demand curve does not indicate the total market demand
resulting from different prices.
E) A demand curve shows the number of units the market will buy in a given time
period at different prices that might be charged.
Which promotional tool is the most immediate, customized, and interactive?
A) segmented advertising
B) sales promotion
C) direct marketing
D) horizontal diversification
E) public relations
Digital catalogs offer all of the following benefits EXCEPT ________.
A) presenting an almost unlimited amount of merchandise
B) offering a broad assortment of presentation formats, including search and video
C) adding and removing products as needed
D) adjusting prices instantly to meet demand
E) touching the product
Immediately after deciding which markets to enter, the company should determine
________.
A) the most suitable global communication program
B) how to price its products in different markets
C) the global marketing organization
D) the global marketing program
E) how to enter the market
Which of the following is an example of an economic community?
A) NATO
B) BRIC
C) NAFTA
D) GATT
E) WTO
Which of the following is a disadvantage of online focus groups?
A) Responses are not instantaneous.
B) Controlling the online sample is difficult.
C) Results take a long time to tabulate and analyze.
D) Facility, technology, and travel costs are very high.
E) Researchers are unable to view the sessions in real-time.
Which of the following is an internal factor that affects pricing decisions in a company?
A) the nature of the market
B) the degree of inflation in the economy
C) the overall marketing strategy of the company
D) the forces of demand and supply in the market
E) consumers' perception of value
Snappy Cameras is launching a new advertising campaign to demonstrate the high
quality of its digital cameras. Which media option would give the audience the most
control over exposure to the ads and interactive capabilities?
A) the Internet
B) newspaper
C) TV
D) radio
E) billboard
Which of the following is a type of flow that connects all institutions in a marketing
channel?
A) payment flow
B) ownership flow
C) physical flow
D) promotion flow
E) information flow
Which of the following leads to cultural pollution?
A) commercial noise
B) air pollution
C) language barriers
D) inflation
E) redlining
Industrializing economies are also known as ________ economies.
A) emerging
B) raw material exporting
C) totalitarian
D) subsistence
E) capitalist
A ________ is a small store, located near a residential area that is open long hours
seven days a week and carries a limited line of high-turnover goods.
A) convenience store
B) chain store
C) department store
D) supermarket
E) specialty store
Currently, in the United States, job growth is the strongest for ________.
A) blue collar workers
B) manufacturing workers
C) professional workers
D) construction workers
E) sanitation workers
Jake Adams works for a marketing research firm and is currently conducting research
for a company that wants to investigate multiple international markets for the
possibility of expansion. Internet-based survey research would be the most attractive
research option for Jake if his client ________.
A) places a high emphasis on speed
B) requires a small sample size
C) places a high emphasis on following intrusive research methods
D) wants to exercise full control over the online sample
E) places a high emphasis on ethnographic research
Segmented pricing is only effective when ________.
A) the segments show similar degrees of demand
B) the cost of segmenting does not exceed the revenue obtained from the price
difference
C) the segmented prices do not reflect real differences in customers' perceived value
D) the customers of different socio-economic classes are treated according to their rank
E) companies make their services and products accessible exclusively to wealthy
patrons
________ involves the use of a successful brand name for new or modified products in
a new category.
A) A line extension
B) A product line
C) A brand extension
D) Co-branding
E) Cannibalization
________ involves planning, implementing, and controlling the physical flow of goods,
services, and related information from points of origin to points of consumption to meet
customer requirements at a profit.
A) Advertising
B) Product positioning
C) Mass customization
D) Marketing logistics
E) Branding
Refer to the scenario below to answer the following question.
John Mayes opened Sparkle Janitorial in 2005. John began his business by acquiring
two contracts for office cleaning services from two local manufacturing facilities. For
two years, John and his wife, Barb, performed the cleaning services alone. After
acquiring three additional cleaning contracts in 2007, John hired two employees. "Up to
that point, we had room to grow but we really had no advertising plan," John stated.
"We were relying mostly on word-of-mouth."
By 2010, Barb hired another two full-time employees to begin Sparkle's new endeavor:
carpet cleaning in homes and offices. "Competition was getting tough for both of our
services at that point," Barb added. "We ran a local radio spot three times each week.
Then we had an advertiser print coupons on placemats. That gave us a little more
exposure."
John and Barb Mayes admit that they did not realize the value of a sound promotional
plan earlier. "We wish we would have put together something catchy with a jingle long
before now," they said.
When starting their business, John and Barb would most likely have benefitted from
understanding ________.
A) social media
B) buzz marketing
C) public relations campaigns
D) network television advertising
E) integrated marketing communications
For her current research project, Margaret Rogers wants to select a sample in which
every member has a known and equal chance of selection. In other words, Margaret is
looking for a ________.
A) simple random sample
B) convenience sample
C) stratified random sample
D) judgment sample
E) quota sample
A(n) ________ is a person's relatively consistent evaluations, feelings, and tendencies
toward an object or idea.
A) lifestyle
B) motive
C) belief
D) attitude
E) perception
________ consists of strong short-term incentives that invite and reward quick
responses from customers.
A) Public relations
B) Personal selling
C) Advertising
D) Sales promotion
E) Direct marketing
Which of the following characterizes indirect exporting?
A) It requires more investment than joint venturing.
B) It requires an overseas marketing organization or network.
C) It involves less risk and investment than other entry methods.
D) The potential returns are greater than direct exporting.
E) It involves joining with foreign companies to produce or market products or
services.
Greater consumer control means that companies can no longer rely on ________.
A) promoting brand-consumer interaction
B) marketing by intrusion
C) creating market offerings and messages that involve consumers
D) developing marketing concepts with an outside-in perspective
E) marketing by attraction
Why do some consumers resent marketing research?
What does marketing ROI measure?
Describe some important strategies for a marketer of a high-involvement product.
Explain the controversy surrounding cause-related marketing.
Describe public relations and any three of its main functions.
Describe any three message execution styles.
