The Dyson Company, manufacturer of high-priced vacuum cleaners, has developed a
promotional program with both push and pull policies. Dyson only sells its products
through retailers who carry high-end household electronics items. For the pull policy,
Dyson will most likely use__________.
a. rebates to the customer
b. personal selling done by the retailer’s employees
c. advertising and a bonus to the retailer for every vacuum cleaner sold
d. sales promotion
e. discounts to the retailer
When marketers at Consolidated Mustard Company tried to determine demand for their
product, they found that at 50 cents, consumers wanted 2,000 jars; at $1.00, they
wanted 6,000 jars; and at $1.50, they wanted 4,000 jars. What can Consolidated
conclude?
a. Consolidated did poor market demand research.
b. Consolidated has an elastic product.
c. Consolidated has an inelastic product.
d. Consolidated mustard is a prestige product.
e. Consolidated mustard has a normal demand curve.