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100

SWOT means?

Strengths, Weaknesses, Opportunities and Threats

100

Minimum educational requirement to become a promotions manager is

Bachelor's Degree

100

It's the most common reason consumers may be reluctant to provide information in marketing surveys.

Consumer Privacy

100

Information gathered that is numerical.

Quantitative Data.

200

Strategy of lowering one's market price with the intent of capturing as much of the market as possible.

Penetration Pricing

200

Firm that does business in other countries in addition to its home country.

Global Firm

200
It's the process of generating ideas through conversation with others.

Brainstorming

200

Information gathered that is opened ended, such as getting feedback.

Qualitative Data

300

Act of lowering the price of a product to offer an incentive to buy.

Discounting

300

If the government raises interest rates, is it reducing inflation or increasing inflation.

Reducing Inflation

300

It's the process that follows brainstorming used to reduce the ideas generated to those looked at more closely.

Idea Screening

300

This is used to determine investment profitability

ROI (Return on Investment)

400

The process of collectively agreeing with your group or coworkers to arrive at an agreement.

Consensus

400

A consumer enthusiasm that leads to a demand of a new product is.

Fad

400

Information, knowledge, or software owned and controlled by the developing company.

Proprietary Information

400

SMART Goal stands for.

Specific, Measurable, Achievable, Relevant and Time Bound.

500

Price Matching is done to support which pricing objective.

Competitive Pricing

500

A process of interviewing people to receive their information or feedback is to conduct a

Focus Group

500

A very specific market segment.

Niche

500

The process of receiving money back after a purchase.

Rebate