A) a shopping product.
B) a convenience product.
C) a specialty product.
D) an unsought product.
E) a business product.
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A) generic products.
B) end user goods.
C) personal items.
D) merchandise.
E) consumer products.
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A) a clear plan for distribution
B) specific customers' needs, wants, and preferences
C) an analysis of potential competitors' products or services
D) a precise budget of how much can be spent for the marketing program
E) clear financial goals and expectations
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A) product mixes include product lines.
B) product lines include product mixes.
C) product lines refer to consumer products; product mixes refer to business products.
D) product mixes refer to consumer products; product lines refer to industrial products.
E) there is no significant difference other than minor product variations of color, size, or form.
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A) idea generation
B) screening and evaluation
C) screening and analysis
D) new-product strategy development
E) product assessment
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A) development.
B) market testing.
C) idea generation.
D) screening and evaluation.
E) business analysis.
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A) the product is too innovative.
B) a competitor with a similar product withdrew from the market.
C) the product is too socially controversial.
D) poor product quality.
E) the product was marketed as a new product but it did not meet the legal definition of new.
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A) adding Ball Park Beef Franks with Cheese to the Ball Park Franks line
B) moving from production of landline telephones to smartphones
C) marketing the first Apple computer
D) changing the formula from Coca-Cola to New Coke and then back to Coca-Cola Classic
E) offering online marketing classes rebranded under a new college name
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A) an insignificant point of difference.
B) too little market attractiveness.
C) poor execution of the marketing mix.
D) poor product quality.
E) incomplete market and product protocol.
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A) marketing opportunity.
B) disruptive innovation.
C) business threat.
D) crowdsourcing.
E) concept test.
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A) stationery, paper clips, and brooms.
B) tools and office equipment.
C) buildings and fixed equipment.
D) raw materials and component parts.
E) maintenance, repair, and legal services.
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A) bad timing.
B) not satisfying customer needs on critical factors.
C) poor product quality.
D) an insignificant point of difference.
E) incomplete market and product protocol.
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A) laboratory test market
B) concept test market
C) simulated test market
D) controlled test market
E) standard test market
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A) the tangible activities or benefits that an organization provides to satisfy consumers' needs in exchange for money or something else of value.
B) the activities provided to complement a tangible good, such as technical support for a computer.
C) the intangible activities or benefits that an organization provides to satisfy consumers' needs in exchange for money or something else of value.
D) any activity required for the production of a good that cannot be completed "in-house" and must be outsourced to another firm.
E) the human (nonmechanical) component that is part of the manufacturing process.
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A) Test marketing is especially useful for new services.
B) Expensive consumer products must be test marketed in as many locations as possible.
C) Test marketing involves exposing actual products to prospective consumers under realistic purchase conditions to see if they will buy.
D) Test marketing is essential for new, expensive industrial products such as jet engines.
E) Standard test markets are the least expensive and fastest type.
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A) product class.
B) product mix.
C) product SKUs.
D) marketing mix.
E) target mix.
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A) 10
B) 25
C) 50
D) 100
E) 200
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A) sample.
B) framework.
C) template.
D) prototype.
E) blueprint.
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A) business analysis
B) screening and evaluation
C) new-product strategy development
D) development
E) These activities are addressed at every stage except new-product strategy development.
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