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100

A ________ is a name, symbol, sign, term, design, or a combination of these elements used to identify a manufacturer or seller of a product or service.


A.product feature | B.package type | C.logo | D.style | E.brand

Brand

100



Question content area top Part 1

What is the first step of the new product development process?


A.Idea generation | B.Business analysis | C.Idea screening | D.Concept development and testing | E.Marketing strategy development

Idea generation

100

Luxury outerwear brand Canada Goose sells high-quality clothing that keep customers warm in the harshest climate. The firm practices ________ which enables them to charge premium prices relative to their competition.


A.cost-based pricing | B.break-even pricing | C.value-added pricing | D.high-low pricing | E.fixed-cost pricing

value-added pricing

100

Retailers often end a price with the number 9 to signal a bargain. For example, a product may cost $9.99 when it is on sale instead of the normal $10 price. This is an example of ________.


A.geographic pricing | B.dynamic pricing | C.segmented pricing | D.psychological pricing | E.product form pricing

psychological pricing

100

Which of these is NOT a key function that channel members might perform to complete transactions?


A.Matching | B.Promotion | C.Negotiation | D.Manufacturing | E.Contact

Manufacturing

200

A form of product that consists of activities, benefits, or satisfactions offered for sale is known as a(n) ________.


A.augmented product | B.brand | C.service | D.tangible good | E.experience

Service

200

One recent development in generating new product ideas is for a company to invite broad communities of people long dash—such as employees, customers, and even the public at large long dash—into the innovation process. This is known as __________.


A.crowdsourcing | B.concept testing | C.test marketing | D.intrapreneurial idea generation | E.crowdfunding


crowdsourcing

200

Assume the price of gasoline doubles and demand does not change. In this case, the demand for gasoline is ________.


A.neither elastic nor inelastic | B.elastic | C.inflexible | D.inelastic | E.flexible

inelastic

200

At Six Flags and other theme parks, visitors pay a daily ticket or season pass charge plus additional fees for food and other in-park features. This two-part pricing is a form of ________ pricing.


A.optional-product | B.product bundle | C.captive-product | D.by-product | E.product line

captive-product

200

How many intermediary levels are there in a direct marketing channel?


A.Two | B.None | C.More than two | D.It is variable | E.One
None
300

Which of these is NOT one of the major brand strategy decisions?


A.Brand name selection | B.Brand equity | C.Brand sponsorship | D.Brand positioning | E.Brand development

Brand Equity

300

At which stage of the new product development process is crowdsourcing used?


A.Marketing strategy development | B.Idea generation | C.Product development | D.Idea screening | E.Commercialization

Idea generation

300

Which of the following statements about price is correct?


A.Prices have no impact on a firm's bottom line. | B.Price is not an important competitive asset. | C.Customers have put increased pricing pressure on many companies. | D.Marketers do not a have lot of flexibility in setting and changing price. | E.Pricing is not a problem for marketing executives.

Customers have put increased pricing pressure on many companies.

300

Which of the following statements regarding initiating price increases is correct?


A.Companies do not need to communicate reasons for price increases. | B.Cost inflation is not a factor in price increases. | C.The company should consider ways to meet higher costs or demand without raising prices. | D.Prices should be increased when there is a lack of demand. | E.Price increases do not impact profits.

The company should consider ways to meet higher costs or demand without raising prices.

300

Target partners with CVS Health, which operates CVS pharmacies and Minute Clinics in Target stores through a store-within-a-store format. Which type of channel arrangement does this represent?


A.A franchise organization | B.A contractual VMS | C.An administered VMS | D.A corporate VMS | E.A horizontal marketing system

A corporate VMS

400

Colgate toothpastes come in numerous varieties, ranging from Colgate Total to Colgate Optic White to Colgate Kids, and more. Then each variety comes in its own special forms and formulations. The number of versions of each of these products is the ________.


A.product line length | B.product line depth | C.product mix width | D.product mix | E.product mix length

Product Line Depth

400

Companies should take a holistic approach to new product development. This means that the process should be __________.


A.compartmentalized, team-based, and company-centered | B.customer-centered, team-based, and systematic | C.compartmentalized, sequential, and company-centered | D.customer-centered, team-based, and haphazard | E.customer-centered, compartmentalized, and systematic

customer-centered, team-based, and systematic

400

Assume fixed costs of $1,000, variable costs are $10 per unit, and the price is $20 per unit. What is the break-even volume?


A.100.0 | B.200.0 | C.1000.0 | D.10.0 | E.2000.0

100.0

400

Federal legislation on __________ states that sellers must set prices without talking to competitors.


A.predatory pricing | B.discriminatory pricing | C.deceptive pricing | D.price-fixing | E.interstate commerce

price-fixing

400

Full-line forcing is a type of ________ that may be illegal if it violates the Clayton Act by lessening competition.


A.intensive distribution | B.exclusive dealing | C.exclusive distribution | D.tying agreement | E.full-line forcing

tying agreement

500

Due to increased costs and competition, service firms today face three major marketing tasks. Specifically, service marketers need to increase which of the following?


A.Service quality, service differentiation, and service variability | B.Service quality, service differentiation, and service productivity | C.Service intangibility, service differentiation, and service productivity | D.Service training, service delivery, and service quality | E.Service variability, service delivery, and service training

Service quality, service differentiation, and service productivity

500

When Dr. Footcare developed and launched a revolutionary new walking shoe, he knew that during the introductory stage of the product life cycle (PLC) __________.


A.sales would be slow and profits nonexistent | B.sales would fall and profits would drop | C.sales would be high and profits would level off or decline | D.sales would be slow but profits would be high | E.profits would rise quickly and there would be rapid market acceptance of the product

sales would be slow and profits nonexistent

500

Which of the following statements is correct regarding the price-demand relationship?


A.If demand is elastic, sellers will consider lowering their price. | B.Demand and price are directly relatedlong dash—thehigher the price, the greater the demand. | C.Price elasticity measures how responsive price will be to a change in demand. | D.A demand curve shows the number of units a company will produce in a given time period at different prices that might be charged. | E.If demand is inelastic, a small change in price will result in a large change in demand.

If demand is elastic, sellers will consider lowering their price.

500

Four major U.S. airlines long dash—United, Delta, Southwest, and American long dash—agreed to pay $60 million in fines to settle a class action lawsuit, and they remain under investigation by the Justice Department for conspiring to artificially inflate airfares to "reap huge profits." These airlines are accused of ________.


A.predatory pricing | B.deceptive pricing | C.price-fixing | D.retail price maintenance | E.price discrimination

price-fixing

500

Which of the following is a reason that producers use channel intermediaries?


A.The reduced costs of using channel intermediaries offsets the inefficiencies of marketing channels. | B.Using marketing channels allows producers to retain full control over how and to whom they sell their products. | C.Channel intermediaries create greater efficiency in making goods available to target markets. | D.Marketing channel decisions require only a short-term commitment. | E.Using channel intermediaries increases the number of contacts with customers.

Channel intermediaries create greater efficiency in making goods available to target markets.

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