A) A strong desire for something
B) The perceived benefit from an exchange
C) A lack of means of subsistence
D) Something deemed important missing that is available at a reasonable price
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A) a specific goal against which to measure the outcome.
B) a method of separating out the effect of luck on the test.
C) a series of tests with constantly changing measures.
D) employing an outside, non-biased research firm.
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A) desire for something and its availability
B) desire for something and the ability to purchase it
C) availability of something and the ability to pay for it
D) desire for something and a well-executed marketing plan
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A) The company wants to maximize customer benefits.
B) Customers want to pay the least amount possible.
C) Customers are the primary drivers of the purchase decisions.
D) The two parties have conflicting goals.
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A) control.
B) planning.
C) implementation.
D) advertising.
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A) Different customers have different perceptions.
B) Perception sometimes doesn't reflect reality.
C) Value is a nebulous concept to most people.
D) Competitive pricing is a major determinant of value.
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A) target market differentiation.
B) your value proposition.
C) total market value maximization.
D) sales maximization.
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A) promotional planning.
B) value.
C) price.
D) cost.
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A) Experience in professional sales
B) A high degree of creativity
C) Understanding algebra and calculus
D) Basic math skills
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A) Influence people to do things they don't want to do.
B) Make it more appealing to buy certain things over others.
C) Create a need for something.
D) Make people buy things they really can't afford.
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