Production
The Production Process
Human Resources
Product Life Cycle
Marketing Mix
100

The 6 Factors of Production

What are: Natural Resources, raw materials, labour, capital, information and management

100

These are the four stages of the production process.

What are purchasing, processing, quality control and grading?

100

This is where employers meet employees

What is the labour market?

100

These are two ways of measuring the impact of marketing.

What are sales and consumer reactions to the brand?

100

These are the four Ps of marketing

Product, Price, Place, Promotion

200

This, often, is the most expensive factor of production.

What is Labour?

200

These are any goods used in the manufacturing of other goods.

What are raw materials?

200

This segment of the labour market requires some instruction.

What is a cashier?

200

This is brand loyalty.

What is when customers prefer and support your brand?

200

They are the two Cs of marketing

What are competitive and consumer markets?

300

The net worth of a business is this.

What is Capital?

300

The main job of the purchasing department is this.

What is to acquire the raw material at the best price and time?

300

These 3 documents may be included in the application process.


What is an application, cover letter and resume?

300

Desktop computers are in this stage of the product life cycle.

What is the decline?

300

Amazon achieves this by selling goods and having a great delivery service.

What is the Product/Service Mix?

400

These are the 6 most common types of natural resources primary industries provide.

What are agriculture, fishing/trapping, mining, water, fuel/energy, logging/forestry?

400
These are two examples of hidden costs purchasers must consider.

What are transportation, taxes, duties...

400

During this process, the HR department introduces new employees to policies on compensation, work hours, benefits, code of conduct, etc.

What is orientation?

400

At this point, the business must decide if the brand will reposition, attempt new promotions and pricing or discontinue production.

What is the decision point?

400

How much sales will go up or down when the prices goes up or down is based on this.

What is price sensitivity?

500

The 2 categories raw materials can be broken into.

What are ingredients and supplies

500

An organization that sets worldwide standards.

What is the ISO?

500

A baker is this type of labourer.

What is an example of a professional labourer?

500

I wore leg warmers and had a pet rock because I love these.

What are fads?

500

The packaging, features and benefits of a good are part of this element in marketing (one of the 4 Ps or 2 Cs)

What is product?