Pricing/branding
product cycle and branding
Departmentalization
Organizational chart
MISC
100

If the manager at Best Buy puts a sign up next to a Pioneer stereo that reads, "Only $199.99! $58.01 less than Circuit City," this is an example of what type of pricing strategy?

Comparison discounting

100

In which order do the stages of the product life-cycle occur?

Introduction, growth, maturity, decline

100

Grouping jobs into manageable units according to some reasonable scheme is known as

Departmentalization 

100


A locally owned and operated bakery with just one location is likely to have

Short or simple chain of command

100

Human recourses and Lawyers have what type of authority 

Staff

200

The temporary reduction of prices on a patterned or systematic basis is called

periodic discounting.

200

The product life-cycle stage in which there are few companies declining profits and niche markets occur

Decline

200

The Morgan Company, a small furniture manufacturer, divides its organization into marketing, human resources, accounting, and production departments. This is an example of departmentalization by

Function

200

the number of workers who report directly to one manager

Span of control

200

In a furniture factory, one worker cuts the wood according to the design, another glues the furniture together, and another stains and finishes the furniture. This is an example of

Specialization 

300

The strategy of setting a single price for two or more units is known as

Multi unit pricing

300

The product life-cycle stage in which consumer awareness and acceptance of the product are low, there are few competitors, and there is a gradual rise in sales because of promotion is called

introduction

300

Grouping the United States into the Northeast Region, the Northwest Region, the Southeast Region, and the
Southwest Region would be departmentalization by

Location

300

An organization chart reveals

a company's organizational structure 

300

Employees at a chemical factory are systematically moved every two weeks among three different departments in the organization. This is called

Job rotations

400

Lisa goes to a car dealership to purchase a new Honda Accord. She is not willing to pay the listed sticker price for the car, and she instead works with the salesperson and manager until a mutually satisfactory price is agreed upon. This is an example of _________________ pricing.

Negotiation 

400

Consumer products can be divided into the following three categories:

shopping, convenience, and specialty.

400

A company that has marketing positions assigned to a market for purses only and others to accessories uses what type of departmentalization  

product

400

type of authority allows input and suggestions from additional staff members, but does not guarantee implementation?

Staff

400

A common characteristic of a centralized organization is

decision made by a few at the top managers

500

In her local supermarket Susan purchases green beans in a white can simply labeled as green beans. This represents a(n) _________________ brand.

Generic

500

The product life-cycle stage in which sale increase rapidly and profits reach a peak

Growth

500

Authority is shared between two supervisors in which of the following types of business structures

Matrix

500

Which of the following is the correct order of organizational levels?

Operative employees, supervisors, middle managers, top management

500

Upon beginning her career at Davidson Inc., a small consulting firm, Stephanie Benjamin receives a copy of the firm's organization chart, which will

clarify positions and report relationships within the firm.

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