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100

the amount of funds required to purchase a product

What is price

100

the cost multiplied by one plus the target markup percentage

What is markup

100

people who are quick to purchase the latest product once it is somewhat established

What are early adopters

100

seeks to increase sales of existing products in existing markets

What is market penetration strategy

100

the process by which new products are accepted into the marketplace

What is the diffusion process

200

costs that remain stable at any production level within a certain range

What is fixed costs

200

costs that change with the level of production

What is variable costs

200

the perceived level of service a customer receives

What is service quality

200

the introduction of new products into established markets

What is product development

200

final stage of the product lifecycle, in which innovations or shifts in consumer preferences bring about a steady decline in industry sales

What is the decline stage

300

the method for determining the amount of product that must be sold at a given price to generate sufficient revenue to cover total costs—both fixed and variable

What is a Breakeven analysis

300

the portion of sales revenue left over after paying product costs.

What is margin

300

the point at which the customer and service provider interact

What is a service encounter

300

focuses on developing entirely new products for new markets

What is product diversification strategy

300

a group of related products sold under the same brand

What are product lines

400

pricing practices intended to maintain pricing parity or emphasize overall product value to avoid direct price comparison

What is competition objectives

400

pricing practices aimed at achieving a particular sales volume or market share

What is volume or sales objectives

400

when a new product idea is ready for full-scale manufacturing and marketing

What is commercialization

400

third stage of product lifecycle, in which industry sales reach a plateau

What is maturity stage

400

an assortment of product lines and individual product offerings

What is the product mix

500

the relationship between prices, demand, and overall profitability

What is cost-volume-profit (CVP)

500

using the product cost plus a target markup percentage to calculate the sales price

What is cost-based pricing

500

the number of variations in each product line

What is product line depth

500

a series of stages from first learning about the new product to trying it and deciding whether to purchase

What is the adoption process

500

the number of different product lines a firm offers

What is product mix breadth