5 Utilities
Apple juice project
Profit,Monopolies
Target Marketing
Supply and Demand
100

What is Form Utility?

How much value does an object have and how does changing it add value?

(Value of an object)

100

What is North Korea?

This country is requesting for Apple Juice to be sent to them

100

What is every dollar a business collects from customers?

Revenue

100

What are Geographics?

Where your customer lives

100

What is Supply?

The amount of goods and services that the producer is willing and able to produce

200

What is Time Utility?

Ensure a product is available at all times

200

What is PDC?

These are what your decisions based on during this project

200

What are Costs?

These are the expenses of a business

200

What are Demographics?

Physical characteristics of your customers

200

What is Demand?

The amount of goods and services that the consumer is willing and able to purchase

300

What is Place Utility?

Distibuting a product somewhere convenient

300

Who won the Apple Juice project in Period 4?


Rielle and Kyleigh

300

What is Profit?

the money left over after a business pays for its cost

300

What are Psychographics?

What goes on in the customer's brain

300

What is Equailibrium?

When the amount produced equals the amount demanded by consumers

400

What is Possession Utility?

A product comes into effect when we exchange money for it

400

What system is North Korea adopting?

American Free Enterprise System?

400

The profit formula is...

Profit = Revenue - Costs

400

What is Behavior Segmentation?

Customers who behave the same

400

When supply is LESS than demand, we have what?

 a Shortage

500

What is an Information Utility?

Adding infomation to a product to help a customer

500

How many people are going to be buying the apple juice?

Who are millions?

500

What is Profit Motivation?

This is the "fuel" that runs the engine that is the Free Enterprise System

500

What is a Customer Profile?

The specific characteristics of who you are targeting with your promotion

500

When we have more Supply than Demand, we have what?

A Surplus

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