A) respond to a competitor's head-to-head positioning strategy.
B) reach a new market.
C) catch a rising trend.
D) change the value offered.
E) change its target audience.
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A) have a fear of debt and use neighbors and friends as information sources.
B) are skeptical and have below average social status.
C) are deliberate and use many informal social contacts.
D) are leaders in social settings and have a slightly above average education.
E) are venturesome, highly educated, and use multiple information sources.
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A) deletion
B) cancellation
C) decline
D) maturity
E) harvesting
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A) a BOGO deal.
B) product modification.
C) product repositioning.
D) product bundling.
E) product differentiation.
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A) Advertising emphasis switches to primary demand.
B) The proportion of repeat purchasers to initial purchasers grows.
C) The number of distribution outlets shrinks due to growing inefficiencies.
D) Profit margins increase as sales increase.
E) No new product features are added to maximize profits.
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A) have a fear of debt and use neighbors and friends as information sources.
B) are skeptical and have below average social status.
C) are deliberate and use many informal social contacts.
D) are leaders in social settings and have a slightly above average education.
E) are venturesome, highly educated, and use multiple information sources.
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A) pricing the product too low in an attempt to quickly gain market share.
B) targeting the wrong target market segment.
C) a lack of wholesaler support.
D) the large investment costs in product development.
E) ineffective execution of the marketing program.
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A) fad
B) low-learning
C) fashion
D) generalized
E) high-learning
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A) If a firm's product is especially good, efforts should be made to create selective demand rather than primary demand to allow the firm to distinguish itself from competitors.
B) During the introduction stage, it is best to avoid a skimming pricing strategy.
C) During the introduction stage, it is best to avoid a penetration pricing strategy.
D) A firm should introduce the identical product at several different price points in order to gauge customer price sensitivity.
E) Because of large initial investment costs, industry profits often go from negative to positive.
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A) react to a competitor's position.
B) catch a rising trend.
C) change the value offered.
D) diversify its product portfolio.
E) reach a new market.
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A) innovators
B) early adopters
C) early majority
D) late majority
E) laggards
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A) "It is against my religion."
B) "What if I can't make the monthly payments?"
C) "I don't want to try this if it means I have to swallow it with milk."
D) "Big deal, the only difference is the shape of the package."
E) "Sure I'll try it; why not!"
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A) services do not have a life cycle like products do.
B) consumer products have shorter life cycles than business products.
C) business products have shorter life cycles than consumer products.
D) technological change tends to lengthen product life cycles.
E) product life cycles are longer for ideas than for services.
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A) a symbolic brand.
B) a brand personality.
C) a brand psychographic.
D) brand personification.
E) product personification.
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A) brand-conscious consumers.
B) PepsiCo, the new owner of Gatorade.
C) new groups of consumers.
D) consumer who were already loyal to the brand.
E) the trends for fads in the beverage category.
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A) personal
B) functional
C) financial
D) societal
E) aesthetic
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A) The name should have favorable phonetic and semantic associations in other languages.
B) The name should be simple.
C) The name should have no governmental restrictions.
D) The name should suggest the product's benefits.
E) The name should not be difficult to spell or pronounce.
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A) lower product prices for consumers because of lower labor, raw material, and packaging costs.
B) a greener environment due to the reduction in the amount of packaging, thereby reducing the amount of waste disposed in landfills.
C) fewer product choices for consumers that led to rising prices.
D) keeping prices from rising in response to the psychological barriers consumers have developed for downsized products.
E) a subtle, deceptive, yet legal practice of disguising a price increase.
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A) product line; product class
B) product class; product form
C) product family; product line
D) product brand; product line
E) product form; product class
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A) Spam canned meat
B) Ken's salad dressing
C) Formula 409 cleaner
D) Match Light charcoal
E) Bayer aspirin
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