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All of the following are major steps in developing new products EXCEPT:
Test marketing
Evaluation of competitors
Business analysis
Idea generation
Geographical location
Economic factors
Cultural factors
Psychological factors
Cultural environment
Fictitious environment
Natural environment
Political environment
Financial publics
Media publics
Government publics
Citizen-action publics
Introduction
Growth
Maturity
Decline
Exploratory research
Descriptive research
Casual research
Observational research
Evaluation of Alternatives
Information search
Seasonal discount
Quantity discount
Trade discount
Cash discount
Market establishment
Market introduction
Market growth
Market maturity
Price-level guarantees
Repair facilities
Extranet
Internet
Intranet
Alternative evaluations
Subcultures
Motives
Attitudes
Hypothesis
Data collection
Data validation
Product development
Screening
Idea generation
Business analysis
Discourage
Encourage
Do not allow
Price fixing
Competitive bidding
Rapid penetration
Slow skimming
Quantity discount
Seasonal discount
Functional discount
Cash discount
Question # 24 of 108 ( Start time: 03:18:29
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A local firm wants to adopt the marketing concept. To be consistent with this move, it should adopt
which of the following philosophies?
Focus on today
Shopping
Convenience
Industrial
Unsought
Causal research
Observational research
Experimental research
Exploratory research
Idea generation
Idea screening
Concept development
Prototype development
Commercialization
Idea screening
Concept development
Test marketing
Mail questionnaires
Telephone interviewing
Personal interviewing
Computer interviewing
A service
A good
An idea
A philosophy
Market development
Market penetration
Product development
Market saturation
Psychographic
Geographic
Product use
Habitual buyers
Innovators
Brand personalities
Reference groups
Three
Four
Five
Six
Care
Choice
Community
Culture
Demographic
Psychographic
Geographic
Product use
Product idea
Product concept
Product image
Test market
Consistent
Systematic
Continual
Seldom
True
False
Competition
Transaction
Exchange
Need
False
Suppliers
Customers
Competitors
Publics
A producer market
A reseller market
An institutional market
A government market
Seven
Eight
Nine
Ten
Define problem
Data analysis
Interpretation
Implementation
Value pricing
A fighter brand
Price cuts
Needs
Wants
Demands
Exchange
Reseller markets
Government markets
International markets
Business markets
Market development
Product development
Market saturation
Market penetration
True
False
Product quality
Product features
Product price
Fixed costs
Variable costs
Derived costs
Total costs
Global firm
Marketing firm
Operating firm
Outside firm
Baby boomlets
Baby boomers
Generation-X
Generation-Y
Barnstorming
Briefing
Brainstorming
Banqueting
User
Influencer
Buyer
Decider
Cultural
Social
Personal
Business
Company image
Functional organization
Geographic organization
Religion
Geographic location
Income
Race
Concentrated
Multisegment
Total market
Target marketing
Dividing
Researching
Segmenting
Reaching
Target market
Focus group
Fixed pricing
Cost-oriented pricing
Bundle pricing
Product Concept
Product Development
Test Marketing
Commercialization
Market establishment
Market introduction
Market growth
Market maturity
Idea generation
Commercialization
Test marketing
Product development
Selling activities
Advertising activities
Promotion activities
33% to 90%
7% to 12%
5% to 33%
10% to 65%
Target marketing
Market Positioning
Market segmentation
Undifferentiated Marketing
A market
An audience
A group
A segment
Interpretation
Implementation
Observation
Precise
Stable
Economic
Reachable
Business feasibility
Feasibility study
Business analysis
Product acceptance
Challenge
Care
Choice
Community
Package
Brand
Augment
Present
Motivation
Perception
Learning
Internal
Inside
External
Domestic
Marketing strategy
Marketing mix
Market offering
Marketing plan
Marketing management
Marketing myopia
Demarketing
Relationship management
Question # 86 of 108 ( Start time: 02:12:31
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Which part of BCG matrix shows low-share business units in high-growth markets and requires a lot of
cash to hold their share.
Stars
Dogs
Question marks
Cash cows
Product philosophy
Production philosophy
Selling philosophy
Service
Customer value
Product
Quality
Target marketing
Market Positioning
Market segmentation
Undifferentiated Marketing
Office equipment
Accessory equipment
Raw material
Consumable supply
A market
The BCG
An SBU
An initiator
Consumer markets
Industrial markets
Business markets
International markets
Two
Three
Four
Five
Stimulate demand
Perceived quality
Product quality
Adherence quality
Conformance quality
Perceived quality
Product quality
Adherence quality
Conformance quality
Cost-plus pricing
Odd pricing
Price fixing
Value pricing
An open-ended
A dichotomous
A multiple choice
A scale
Operating control
Strategic control
Marketing control
Tactical control
Evaluates performance
Measures performance
Convenience
Shopping
Specialty
Unsought
A market
The BCG
An SBU
An initiator
Knowledge management
Mass marketing
Market intelligence
Quantity discounts
Price elasticity
Quality discounts
Mark-up pricing
Contractual purchase
Straight rebuy purchase