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The U.S.Trademark Counterfeiting Act of 1984 made counterfeiting punishable by


A) fines.
B) prison terms.
C) Both a and b
D) None of the above.

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Which of the following is not part of the process of developing a global brand strategy?


A) Identify customer needs worldwide.
B) Track the success of the global identity of the brand.
C) Communicate global brand identity.
D) Develop local brand names/advertising strategies.

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Mr.Clean,Monsuier Propre,and Meister Proper are examples of ____ names.


A) single-country brand
B) global brand
C) multi-domestic brand
D) Eurobrand

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The WTO requires member countries to establish national laws that protect global brands.

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Ricoh of Japan used ____________________ branding to gain market access in Europe and the United States.

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Private branding is unheard of in developing countries such as India.

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"I prefer to buy branded medicine because I know that those drugs are reliable.I can't trust whether generics are safe," says one focus group participant.He is describing the ____ of global brands.


A) social responsibility
B) global myth
C) quality signal
D) antiglobalization

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In the United States,service at restaurants is based on in-group membership.

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Which of the following products are most difficult to counterfeit?


A) Books
B) CDs
C) Software
D) Cars

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Nike's "swoosh" is an example of a ____.


A) brand register
B) trademark
C) single-country brand name
D) None of the above

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"I know when I buy Rainforest Crunch,I know that my dollars are being spent to protect the rainforest and support the indigenous people who live there." This statement from a focus group participant describes the ____ of global brands.


A) social responsibility
B) global myth
C) quality signal
D) antiglobalization

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At McDonald's locations in China,managers regularly go table to table,chatting with customers as they eat their food.McDonald's has adapted to culture differences in ____.


A) service personnel recruitment
B) the wait experience
C) customer expectations about service levels
D) back-stage elements

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Developing countries have better trademark protection than developed countries.

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Electrolux is targeted to the high-prestige,conservative consumers throughout Europe.Electrolux is an example of a ____.


A) global citizen
B) Eurobrand
C) brand champion
D) All of the above

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Around the word,all consumers appreciate fast service at restaurants.

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Which of the following is a not a reason for "branding"?


A) Give a product credibility
B) Help consumers identify products
C) Leave markets quicker
D) Make market entry easier

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Jill learns that her Kate Spade purse that she bought in China was not made by the Kate Spade company.It was made by a local Chinese company and a Kate Spade label was sewn into the purse.Jill has bought a ____ purse.


A) preempted
B) counterfeit
C) pirated
D) None of the above

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Newly industrialized countries such as South Korea and Taiwan have very poor trademark protection laws compared to developed countries like the United States.

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Proctor and Gamble's Cheer brand is an example of a(n) ____.


A) recognizable English word,but one totally unrelated to the product in question
B) geographic place
C) word that is evidently descriptive of the product
D) arbitrary or invented word

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Jaiwen Cho is skeptical of the quality of global brands.He prefers to buy local brands.Jaiwen would fit into the ____ segment in the consumer attitudes toward global brands study mentioned in the text.


A) global citizen
B) global dreamer
C) antiglobal
D) global agnostic

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