Definition
What is-----?
Explain
How does.....
Money
100

Marketing

All activities focused on meeting customer needs and wants to create profitable exchanges.

100

What is the fundamental difference between human needs and wants in marketing?

Needs are basic necessities required for survival, whereas wants are desires that people can live without.

100

What four main decisions comprise the marketing mix?

Product, Price, Place, and Promotion.

100

In a SWOT analysis, which two factors evaluate internal aspects of a business?

Strengths and Weaknesses.

100

What is the primary drawback of relying on a bartering system for economic exchanges?

Bartering requires finding someone who has what you want and simultaneously wants what you have.

200

A specific group of customers that a business chooses to focus its marketing efforts on is called a _____.

target market

200

What is the main cost advantage of relationship marketing over acquiring new customers?

Keeping existing customers costs less than winning new ones because loyal customers buy more and generate positive word-of-mouth.

200

How does a business's marketing mix change when its target market changes?

The combination of product features, pricing, distribution, and promotional strategies must be adjusted to match the new group's specific needs.

200

In a SWOT analysis, which two factors evaluate external conditions affecting a business?

Opportunities and Threats.

200

What are the three primary economic functions of money?

Medium of exchange, unit of value, and store of wealth.

300

Marketing Plan

A roadmap including a SWOT analysis, marketing strategy, action plan, and procedures for monitoring and evaluation.

300

What are the four basic functional areas of every business organization?

Medium of exchange, unit of value, and store of wealth.

300

Offering 24-hour service or extending store operating hours creates which type of economic utility?

Time utility.

300

Providing home delivery or convenient physical retail locations increases which form of economic utility?

Place utility.

300

Offering tap-to-pay options, flexible payment plans, or product rentals adds which type of economic utility?

Possession utility.

400

 Utility

 The usefulness or added value that a business imparts to a product to satisfy customer needs.

400

Which type of economic utility is created by converting raw lumber into a finished wooden desk?

Form utility.

400

Which marketing function involves gathering, analyzing, and using market research data to guide business decisions?

Marketing-information management.

400

How does promotion differ from selling in marketing?

Promotion is non-personal mass communication, whereas selling involves direct, personal communication with potential buyers.

400

What three central questions must every economic system answer?

What to produce, how to produce it, and who gets what is produced.

500

What three core elements define the marketing concept?

Customer satisfaction, a total company approach, and profitability.

500

Why is Canada described as having a mixed economy?

Canadian markets guide most business decisions, while the government regulates operations and provides public services like health care.

500

What is a leading question in survey design, and why should it be avoided?

A leading question prompts respondents toward a specific answer, introducing bias that distorts survey results.

500

In a market research report, how does a finding differ from a recommendation?

A finding states what the gathered data directly shows, whereas a recommendation advises what action the business should take.

500

Which form of business ownership provides limited liability to its owners?

Corporation.