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This driver of innovation comes from selling goods/services in overseas markets.

What is globalization (driver of innovation).

100
The process through which a product is adopted and spreads across various types of consumers is referred to by this "marketing term."
What is diffusion.
100
Name 3 sources of new product ideas.
What are customers, employees, and competitors.
100
Costs which are part of the price, but do not require the physical outlay of cash are known as what?
What are implicit or soft costs. 
100

In economics and in marketing, the assumption is made that "rational people think" how?

What is at the margin.

200

This "type" of new product represents the SMALLEST percentage of new product development.

What is "new to the market products".

200

This type of "ADOPTOR" is the last to the party, resistant to change, and may even tell the new technology to "get off my lawn!"

Who is a LAGGARD.

200

In this stage of the product life cycle, firms emphasis the DIFFERENCES between their brand and the competition.

What is the growth stage.

200

Every product or service is "sensitive" to price changes, the measure of this sensitivity is known as what?

What is elasticity.

200

In this pricing strategy, firms lower prices to a level at which revenue covers costs only, allowing the firm to survive a challenging period.

What is survival pricing.

300

The practice of constantly come out with "new" models of products which make earlier models obsolete is known as this.

What is planned obsolescence.

300
At this stage of the customer adoption process, individuals see a product/service somehow whether in passing or a limited ad spot.

What is the awareness stage.

300

Introducing a new product to a geographically limited area or customer group to see how well the product sells and the reaction from potential consumers is known as?

What is test marketing.

300

This common mistake occurs when firms charge less than a buyer is willing and able to spend on the item.

What is underpricing.

300

When a large firm (i.e. Walmart) enters a smaller market and deliberately loses money by pricing far too low to drive out the competition is known as this.

What is Predatory Pricing.

400

Amazon purchasing Whole Foods is an example of this type of "new product development".

What is New Category Entries

400

A consumer is less likely to adopt a product/service that is confusing or difficult.  This refers to which factor of diffusion?

What is complexity.

400

The rise of social media influencers is an example of the importance of this diffusion factor.

What is observability.

400

When demand increases as prices increase, this is what type of product?

What is a Prestige product.

400

The Law of Demand states this

What is price and demand are inversely related. 
500

This stage of the Product Life Cycle is marked by high profitability, steady market share; however at ever increasing marketing expenditures.

What is the maturity stage.

500

The adoption process stage where consumers really put a new product through its paces and "try it out."

What is the trial period stage.

500

This group of adopters are where most consumers find themselves, careful in their approach and comparing options before purchase.

Who are the Early Majority.

500

This pricing strategy is often implemented by firms when a new technology or improved product is launched for the first time into the marketplace.

What is price skimming or profit maximization.

500

The point at which the costs of producing a product equal the revenue made from selling the product.

What is the break even point.

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