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A) component parts and materials
B) raw materials
C) professional services
D) supplies
E) all of the above
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A) homogeneous
B) specialty
C) unsought
D) new unsought
E) impulse
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True/False
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A) Brand rejection
B) Nonrecognition
C) Brand recognition
D) Brand preference
E) Brand insistence
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A) a routine product.
B) a specialty product.
C) a homogeneous shopping product.
D) a staple product.
E) a casual product.
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A) copyright
B) trademark
C) brand
D) service mark
E) warranty
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A) a staple product.
B) a convenience product.
C) a heterogeneous shopping product.
D) a specialty product.
E) an emergency product.
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A) the demand elasticity of the products.
B) the way people think about and shop for products.
C) the type of stores that sell the products.
D) the quantity in which products will be purchased or used.
E) how the sellers view the products.
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A) a new unsought product is to a regularly unsought product.
B) an installation is to a homogeneous shopping product.
C) an impulse product is to a convenience product.
D) a consumer product is to a business product.
E) a shopping product is to a specialty product.
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True/False
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A) Coffees.
B) Disposable diapers.
C) Snow skis.
D) Ski boots.
E) All of the above.
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A) makes shopping easier.
B) provides dependable guides to product quality.
C) helps assure regular satisfaction.
D) All of the above.
E) None of the above.
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A) Magnuson-Moss Act
B) Federal Fair Packaging and Labeling Act
C) Lanham Act
D) Wagner Act
E) Licenses Act
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A) means a physical good.
B) includes all the elements of a marketing mix.
C) means the need-satisfying offering of a firm.
D) refers to goods but not services.
E) All of the above.
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A) new brands of well-accepted staples.
B) unsought products.
C) heterogeneous shopping products.
D) emergency products.
E) homogeneous shopping products.
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A) A package may have more promotional impact than a firm's advertising efforts.
B) A new package can become the major factor in a new marketing strategy by significantly improving the product.
C) Packaging is concerned with promoting, protecting, and enhancing.
D) Better packaging always raises total distribution costs.
E) A package should satisfy not only the needs of consumers but also those of business and organizational customers.
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A) provide enough exposure to facilitate price comparison.
B) understand that price sensitivity is likely to be low.
C) recognize that consumers see a lot of differences across alternatives.
D) realize that consumers usually pay little attention to price.
E) know that consumer purchases are typically unplanned and bought quickly.
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A) Better packaging almost always increases total distribution cost.
B) A package should satisfy not only the needs of final consumers but also those of intermediaries.
C) A package doesn't have much promotion impact at retail stores.
D) A good package can aid in the promotion effort, but it's not as effective as advertising.
E) All of the above are true.
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