A) keeping up in a market where sales come mostly from new products.
B) satisfying the changing needs of former customers.
C) avoiding market penetration from products that have been on the market for a long time.
D) creating diversification and reducing risk.
E) taking advantage of a long product cycle.
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A) premarket testing.
B) product launch.
C) test marketing.
D) product development.
E) concept testing.
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A) to focus on creating demand for their brand.
B) to promote alternative brands in that product category.
C) to spend less on introductory advertising.
D) to focus on making improved versions.
E) to introduce lower-priced alternatives.
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A) few in number.
B) the first to adopt a new product.
C) opinion leaders.
D) fond of prototypes.
E) alpha testing enthusiasts.
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A) alpha testing.
B) product launch.
C) test marketing.
D) beta testing.
E) concept testing.
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A) should always be done in the animal's natural environment.
B) should be done outside of the United States to avoid consumer backlash.
C) should be done when the new product does not contribute to the health and well being of human users.
D) should be done only by companies large enough to be ethically responsible.
E) should be done with animal activists present.
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A) indefinitely.
B) until it rules the world.
C) until a superior product comes along to replace it.
D) unless Microsoft repositions Windows as an introductory stage product.
E) as long as the company doesn't change it.
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A) growth
B) pioneer
C) introduction
D) decline
E) maturity
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A) Laggards are a major focus of marketing efforts.
B) Price competition is intense.
C) Marketing costs increase as firms defend their market share.
D) The market may become saturated because nearly all potential customers have adopted the product.
E) To increase the customer base,firms consider entry into new markets and new market segments.
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A) adjust to the performance life cycle.
B) avoid the cost of concept testing.
C) predict which types of customers will buy their product immediately and later.
D) predict how long it will take for a new product to gain market acceptance.
E) forecast sales for a new product.
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A) Profits increase as sales increase.
B) Profits increase as economies of scale are attained.
C) Some new competitors may enter the market with similar products.
D) Some competitors will exit in an "industry shakeout."
E) Price competition with protracted price wars erodes profits.
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A) relative advantage
B) compatibility
C) observability
D) complexity
E) trialability
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A) introduction
B) leveling
C) maturity
D) growth
E) decline
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A) innovator
B) laggard
C) late majority
D) early majority
E) early adopter
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A) innovator
B) laggard
C) late majority
D) early majority
E) early adopter
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A) keeping up in a market where sales come mostly from new products.
B) satisfying the changing needs of the technological research staff.
C) avoiding market saturation from products that have just been introduced to the market.
D) creating diversification and reducing risk.
E) spreading out production costs.
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