A) unique stock mark
B) QR code
C) stock keeping unit
D) order quantity code
E) NAICS stock code
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A) shopping product
B) convenience product
C) specialty product
D) unsought product
E) discretionary product
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A) impressionability
B) intangibility
C) inseparability
D) uniqueness of the service
E) inconsistency
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A) poor product quality.
B) no economical access to buyers.
C) an insignificant point of difference.
D) incomplete market and product protocol.
E) poor execution of the marketing mix.
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A) temporal
B) consistent
C) adaptable
D) measurable
E) show the benefits of using the service
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A) improve the gripping power of batting or work gloves.
B) keep baseball caps from sliding off the heads of bald men.
C) make Formula One race cars more aerodynamic.
D) as a replacement for Velcro's hook-and-loop fasteners.
E) hold pictures in a photo album without damaging them.
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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) Nondurable goods would rely more on advertising than durable goods.
B) Durable goods would benefit more on advertising than nondurable goods.
C) There is little if any difference between marketing actions between durable and nondurable goods.
D) Nondurable goods would rely more on personal selling than durable goods.
E) The durable and nondurable classification applies to services as well as to products.
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A) shopping product
B) convenience product
C) discretionary product
D) prepurchase product
E) specialty product
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A) development
B) stage-gate
C) idea generation
D) business analysis
E) screening and evaluation
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A) inseparable.
B) inconsistent.
C) inventoried.
D) tied to a product.
E) independent of the quality delivered.
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A) internal and external evaluations of new-product ideas.
B) product selection and budgeting projections.
C) business and cost analyses.
D) patent searches and environmental scanning.
E) idea selection and prototype development.
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A) Services are a smaller part of the gross domestic product than are goods.
B) In 2012, goods represent a larger part of the gross domestic product than services.
C) In 1995, services were worth almost $1 billion.
D) Until 1980, goods and services contributed almost equally to the gross domestic product (GDP) .
E) In 2012, goods were 50 percent of the GDP.
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A) continuous innovation.
B) discontinuous innovation.
C) dynamically continuous innovation.
D) product transformation.
E) concurrent innovation.
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A) a clear plan for product distribution
B) an analysis of potential competitors' products
C) a precise budget of how much can be spent for the marketing program
D) a well-defined target market
E) clear financial goals and expectations
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A) Honda
B) Apple
C) Google
D) Ford
E) General Motors
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A) miniature version of an actual new product used in concept testing to identify any changes that need to be made prior to its commercialization.
B) full-scale operating model of the product under development.
C) sample of a new product given to prospective customers and opinion leaders used to generate awareness prior to the product's commercial release.
D) simulated operating model of the product given to consumers to use in full-scale field testing.
E) digital version of a product produced in multiple shapes, colors, and sizes to determine which version of the product customers like best.
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A) buildings and fixed equipment.
B) items used in the manufacturing process and become part of the final product.
C) tools and office equipment.
D) items such as pens, batteries, and light bulbs.
E) raw materials and component parts.
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A) not satisfying customer needs on critical factors.
B) poor product quality.
C) an insignificant point of difference.
D) incomplete market and product protocol.
E) too little market attractiveness.
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A) are made of similar components
B) are used together
C) have one SKU number
D) require high levels of R&D
E) made from the same formulations
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