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- 1Which of the following has an internal focus?Accounting, finance, management
- 2Which of the following is viewed as an expense?Accounting, finance, management
- 3Which of the following has an external focus?Marketing
- 4With respect to profit and the definition of marketing, it was said that...Making a profit is really important because an easy way to satisfy customer needs and wants is to give stuff away to sell it at below cost.
- 5The definition of marketing includes...Understanding & satisfying consumer needs and wants while making a profit
- 6The three part "elaboration" of the definition of marketing (the three circles, one on top of the other) includes the:Anticipation, management and satisfaction
- 7Giving senior discounts to have dinner between 3PM and 5PM when business is very slow so they won’t come in when the place is busy and there is a waiting line is an example of:Regulation
- 8A “want"Form that need takes (icecream) as shaped by social psychological and cultural factors
- 9Included in the definition of demand is (are)Wanted backed by buying power
- 10Demand for the product exceeds supply in the ____________eraProduction era
- 11Supply and demand for the product are about equal in the ____________eraSales era
- 12"Being in the coal business" was discussed as representing the ___________eraSales era
- 13Selling comfort represents the ___________eraSales era
- 14Advertising is most closely associated with the _______________eraSales era
- 15Focusing on what we make represents the:Selling philosophy
- 16Focusing on the benefit to the consumer representsMarketing philosophy
- 17"Welcome to Exxon pump number four" represents:relationship philosophy / Last years “Holy grail”
- 18With respect to the selling philosophy and customer satisfaction, it was said that :The “aim to market is to make selling unnecessary”
- 19Which of the following is (are) the new "holy grail" of marketing :Value Marketing
- 20Yesterday's production orientation is today's _____________ :Low cost producer
- 21Experience vs. expectation representsCustomer satisfaction
- 22Satisfaction = _______________ versus expectationExperience
- 23At the center of the Bull's Eye diagram is:Target market
- 24Which of the following is (are) example(s) of CREST variables:Competition, regulation, economy, society, technology // Uncontrollable
- 25The variables in the value equation includeBenefit/ cost
- 26Which of the following is a controllable:Price, product, promotion, place // anything that's NOT competition, regulation, economy, society or technology
- 27All of the three parts of the "elaboration" of the definition of marketing (the three circles, one on top of the other) focus onDemand
- 28The target market was presented as being part of:Market segmentation // Bulls eye
- 29Marketing myopia refers toFocusing only on existing wants and losing sight of underlying benefits
- 30Coal companies went out of business becauseMarket myopia
- 31The norms that everyone in a firm shares is the definition of theCorporate Culture
- 32When an employee is referred to as a worker, he is viewed as:Cost
- 33When an employee is referred to as an associate, he is viewed asInvestment
- 34A marketing era company views its employees as:Cost and companies try to reduce cost
- 35Dividing the total market into subsets with similar needs is calledMarketing segmentation
- 36The customer group that the firm is trying to appeal to is calledTarget marketing
- 37Determining the meaning of the product in the consumer's mind is called:Positioning
- 38Which, if any, of the following is NOT one of the three types of product positioning:Price, quality, innovativeness
- 39Image, quality, service, price & features are examples of:Differential Advantage / marketing directs
- 40A unique feature that helps a firm attract and retain customers is aDifferential advantage
- 41Which, if any, of the following is not one of the 4PsPrice, product, promotion, place
- 42Aging baby boomers represent which uncontrollableSociety
- 43Generic competition includes which of the following types of competition:Direct and indirect
- 44Today, the focus of government regulation is:Legislative focus
- 45Incredibly expensive watches are purchased from:Discretionary income
- 46The bonus uncontrollable is:Independent media
- 47Which of the following, if any, is an example of an Overall Objective, one of the five areas controlled by top management:Korean car, Buick
- 48The target market can be described as a character on a TV program:True
- 49Positioning is synonymous with value:True
- 50A brand should always try position itself between as many ideal points as possible to meet the needs of multiple markets:False
- 51Which, if any, of the following represents a unique sustainable differential advantage:Image, quality, service, price, features
- 52Marketers shouldn't take into account the various taxes consumers have to pay because marketers have no control over the taxesFalse
- 53___________ is subtracted from disposable income:Necessities
- 54In the discussion of positioning, it was said that there is one consideration when selecting a target market, its size. The bigger the better.false
- 55Integrating functional departments and pointing them in one direction is a function of:Strategic Business plan
- 56Which is true about the strategic marketing plan- Provides direction within its environment
-Guides resource allocation
-Integrates the functional departments and points them in one direction - 57A commitment to a type of business and place in the market defines:Organizational mission
- 58__________ is based on a firm's history, management preferences, resources, and competencies. :Organizational Mission statement
- 59Not every firm should have one of these:Mission statement
- 60Which of the following can be demotivating to employeesMission statement “too rah rah” or unrealistic
- 61The _______ concept helps management allocate resources to products/services with the most long term potential:Strategic business unit (SBU)
- 62The fact that S.C. Johnson sells cleaning, home fragrance, pest control and storage products was presented as an example of :Strategic business plan / A conglomerate with SBU's
- 63Marketing objectives should be set inQuantitative and qualitative terms
- 64Internal/external and strengths/weaknesses are part of aSituational analysis (SWOT)
- 65__________ explains why Ronald McDonald can be both a strength and weakness for McDonald’s:SWOT / Situational Analysis
- 66Cash cow is part of the:Boston consulting group matrix; mature market
- 67Competitive advantage and competitive scope are part of the:Porter Generic strategy
- 68Which of the following product/market opportunity strategies is the least riskyPenetration
- 69Which of the following product/market opportunity strategies is the most risky:Diversification
- 70Which of the following helps explain why a firm should always be thinking about developing new products:To avoid going under product market declines
- 71Which of the following focuses on risk:Boston consulting group matrix
- 72Which of the following focuses on lower cost vs. differentiation and broad target market vs. narrow target market:Distinctive competence
- 73Which, if any, of the following is true about the strategic business plan-Provides direction within its environment
-Guides resource allocation
-Integrates the functional departments and points them in one direction - 74A mission statement should include as many stakeholders as possible because they all want the company to maximize profits:False
- 75According to the slides, which of the following can help a firm "decide what NOT to do”:Mission statement
- 76The SBU concept can be applied toAll companies
- 77"Did you save room for dessert?" is an example of which, if any, of the four product/market opportunity strategies:Penetration
- 78The biggest flow of cash is fromMature market / Cash cow
- 79If you have a product that is a "dog" you can still make money by:Decreasing/Reducing efforts
- 80Porter's generic strategy is based on which type of competition:Low cost + differentiation
- 81Being concerned about how your acts impact society, especially in the long term definesSocial responsibility
- 82With respect to social responsibility it was saidthat the consequences of a firm’s acts as they affect the interest of society especially in the long term
- 83With respect to using bilingual marketing to target Hispanics, it was said that issocially irresponsible
- 84Marketing to Hispanics using bilingual marketing is ______ with targeting and _____ with being socially responsibleacceptable; unacceptable
- 85The Preamble to the Constitution can be viewed asMission statement
- 86Based on the concept of social responsibility, how should marketers deal with the significant number of Hispanics in the U.S. who don't speak EnglishDon’t use Spanish and basically help them learn English
- 87With respect to being socially responsible to all stakeholders,t was said that Offensive billboards must be removed, hire hard core unemployed, and train employees on social issue responses
- 88Honest and proper conduct definesethical theory
- 89Only looking out for your self defines which ethical theoryEgoism
- 90This ethical theory forms the basis of capitalismutilitarianism
- 91. This ethical theory says that a firm should charge lower prices in poor neighborhoodsDuty-Based
- 92Bait and switch is an example of which type of ethical issueProcess related
- 93Planned obsolescence is an example of which type of ethical issueProduct related
- 94Activities designed to protect people from practices that infringe on their rights definesConsumerism
- 95Caveat emptor meansLet the buyer beware
- 96Caveat vendidor meansLet the seller beware
- 97Caveat regulator meansLet the regulator beware
- 98With respect to consumerism, it was said thatctivities designed to protect people from practices that infringes on their consumer rights
- 99The Consumer Bill of Rights includesthe right to be informed; the right to be safe, the right to choose, the right to be heard
- 100Which of the four consumer rights don't require much, if any, improvement on the part of marketers since they are generally doing a good jobthe right to be safe and the right to be heard
- 101In terms of legal issues, the term "material" refers to“material” in terms of advertising deceptions
- 102Which, if any, of the following is true about deceptive advertisingIf it contains a statement or omits info the circumstances and is material that is important to consumer decision to by or use the product
- 103An ad for soup where marbles are put on the bottom of the bowl to make it look better is not deceptive because most people know that soup doesn't really look like thatFalse
- 104By definition, a deceptive ad sets expectations unrealistically highTrue
- 105Which ethical theory is most likely to focus on consumer safetyDuty-based
- 106Which ethical theory brought us fireutilitarianism
- 107Which ethical theory says that the rightness of an act is not based on the consequences (sure it hurts stockholders, but it helps poor people)Duty- based
- 108Which ethical theory is willing to have on the market a product that hurts a few people while benefiting most, e.g., a medicine.Utilitarianism
- 109Product related ethical issues such as planned obsolescence may or may not be ethical depending upon which ethical theory one usesTrue
- 110Caveat vendidor is based on which ethical theoryDuty-based
- 111Being concerned about how your acts impact society definesSocial responsibility
- 112Planned obsolescence is an example of which type of ethical issueProduct related
- 113"Leaving no stone unturned" refers to which part of the scientific method ofThorough
- 114A firm needs to collect primary data when-solving specific problem at hand
-available secondary data may be insufficient to make proper decision
-conclusive research - 115Conducting a survey is an example ofPrimary Data Collection
- 116If you want to know the relative effectiveness of a $1 vs. $1.50 vs. $2.00 coupon, you would use which methodScanner data
- 117If you want to learn how long it takes people to be served in a fast food restaurant you would use which methodObservation
- 118Marketing research should focus on issues related to which part of the bull's eye diagramMost important and relevant
- 119Mystery shopping your competition is an example ofMarketing Intelligence
- 120One proper use of a focus group is to "put meat on quantitative data"True
- 121Primary data collection focusing on a specific issue is most closely associated withexploratory research.
- 122The best way of learning how long it takes for people to be served in a fast food restaurant isObservation
- 123The sampling procedure most appropriate for exploratory (unscientific) research isNon Probability Sample
- 124When you collect secondary data, it is most likely that the findings will be consistentFalse
- 125Whether 90%, 40%, or 10% are really satisfied deals with which part of the scientific methodObjective
- 126With which type of research is it acceptable to use unscientific methodsexploratory Research, also called qualitative research
- 127You are working for a West Coast alternative energy company and want to learn about consumer acceptance of a new energy source that can help heat homes. You hire a local firm to go to shopping malls near your office and collect 500 surveys. Which of the following is true…that 35% is the absolute max I could expect.
- 128You should ask "when, where, who, etc." whenyou thoroughly analyze the method section.
- 129. Your firm conducts annual customer satisfaction surveys. The average satisfaction score on a 100 point scale has increased from 60 to 71. Which of the following is true…that there was an statistically difference in improvement.
- 130______ is used when a researcher wants to learn about a product that the person may be embarrassed about usingDisguised questions
- 131As part of the data analysis stage of your marketing research study, you wantto statistically see the significant relationships or differences.
- 132Cause and effect can be determined byRecommendations
- 133Exploratory research is usedto identify research topic (problems)
- 134Generally speaking, determining whether a product is "excellent, good, fair, or poor" means ____was/were involvedSurveys
- 135If you want to learn about how consumers feel about something that might be embarrassing, you ask a ____ questiondisguised
- 136In general, focus groups are best usedto help clarify a problem in marketing
- 137Marketers often ask "what do your friends think" rather than "what do you think"because they will tell you how they really feel without being held accountable.
- 138The reason(s) marketers use observation to gather data is/areview and note behaviors
- 139Qualitative research isused to identify research topic
- 140The advantage of taking a _____ sample is the ability to generalize from the sample to the population_Stratified random
- 141The scientific method includesObjective
Accurate
Thorough - 142When, where, who, what, how, and why the data were collected should be askedwhen using the method section.
- 143With _____ questions consumers answer in their own wordsOpen-end
- 144With ______ questions consumers choose among available answers_Closed-end_
- 145With respect to the use of intuition to make marketing decisions, it should be supported by researchTrue
- 146samples is/are often used when conducting exploratory researchNon-probability
- 147questions can be hard to analyzeOpen-ended
- 148questions are the best way of interpreting quantitative (numerical) dataopen-ended
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