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Macy's now offers to let customers pay with Apple Pay
Information Utility
Place Utility
Possession Utility
Form Utility
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When demand exceeds supply
Shortage
Gap
Equilibrium
Surplus
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Research data collected for the purpose of your current study
Quantitative
Primary
Secondary
Qualitative
4
A North Face jacket features a fleece lining - what is the customer benefit
Warmth
Stylish
Storage
Affordable
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Mayfield uses storage warehouses to keep ice cream before sending to stores.
Promotion
Storing
Distribution
Selling
6
Nike reviews data to determine trends and market opportunities for running shoes
Market Analysis
Information Analysis
Advertising Analysis
Product Analysis
7
Jen works at Milton Martin Toyota and helps customers find the right vehicle for their family
Product Service Management
Promotion
Selling
Distribution
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How can marketers use technology to conduct marketing research?
Post video on YouTube
Send survey via email
Create Facebook page
Advertise on Twitter
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Suggestion selling involves suggesting complementary items in addition to the main product
False
True
10
Total output of a country's goods and services for a particular period of time
Product Output
Gross Domestic Product
Gross National Product
Total Product
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Giving a survey to find out what students would want to purchase in the school store
Initial research
Planned research
Primary research
Secondary research
12
The Gwinnett Braves mark down their left over merchandise at the end of the season.
Pricing
Financing
Promotion
Selling
13
As prices for a product decrease
Supply Increase & Demand Decreases
Supply Decreases & Demand Increases
Supply Decreases & Demand Decrease
Supply Increases & Demand Increases
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Research focused on numerical data including statistics and percentages
Secondary
Primary
Qualitative
Quantitative
15
Competition leads to
Lower Prices, Higher Quality
Higher Prices, Lower Quality
Lower Prices, Lower Quality
Higher Prices, Higher Quality
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Economic system where government makes the decisions
Market
Mixed
Traditional
Command
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As prices for a product increase
Supply Decreases & Demand Decreases
Supply Decreases & Demand Increases
Supply Increases & Demand Increases
Supply Increase & Demand Decreases
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The first step of the sales process is to determine customer needs
False
True
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Coca-Cola installs vending machines throughout the school
Place Utility
Time Utility
Information Utility
Form Utility
20
Advertising, personal selling, sales promotion, direct marketing, and public relations
Marketing Mix
Promotional Mix
Media Mix
Advertising Mix
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A disadvantage to advertising is
It reaches few people
It doesn't persuade the customer
It's expensive
Doesn't specify company
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The decision to hire more employees in order to make more products
How to produce
For whom to produce
When to produce
What to produce
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Economic system promoting private enterprise where competition drives prices
Traditional
Market
Mixed
Command
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Richie works at Dick’s Sporting Goods and assists shoppers who are looking for new golf clubs.
Promotion
Selling
Distribution
Pricing
25
Mr. Pressley's construction class builds and sells Adirondack chairs.
Place Utility
Form Utility
Possession Utility
Time Utility
26
The Atlanta Falcons survey fans to find out what concessions they like.
Product Service Management
Promotion
Pricing
Marketing Information Management
27
What decision making - Annie buys a combo meal at Chick-fil-A
Routine
Limited
Maintenance
Extensive
28
A dollar or unit sales goal set for the sales staff to achieve in a specific time period
Sales goal
Group goal
Sales quota
Cold call
29
The people most likely to purchase your product
Audience
Market
Focus Group
Target Market
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What decision making - Charlie buys a new laptop for college
Minimal
Extensive
Routine
Limited
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The Atlanta Braves host a Bark in the Park day where fans can bring their dogs to the game.
Financing
Promotion
Distribution
Selling
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Suzanne is given a sample of gourmet popcorn while shopping at Costco
Promotion
Sales Promotion
Adverting
Personal Selling
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When supply is greater than demand
Surplus
Overage
Equilibrium
Shortage
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The decision to purchase raw materials and make it into an item to sell
For whom to produce
What to produce
When to produce
How to produce
35
The decision to sell products to middle class teenagers whose hobbies include video gaming
For whom to produce
How to produce
When to produce
What to produce
36
The Georgia National Fair creates a new fried Moon Pie to be sold at concession stands.
Product Service Management
Marketing Information Management
Pricing
Promotion
37
Segmentation based on age, gender, ethnicity, occupation, or income
Psychographics
Behavioral
Demographics
Geographics
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Research data that already exists from a previous study
Quantitative
Qualitative
Secondary
Primary
39
Your car comes with an owner's manual
Information Utility
Form Utility
Time Utility
Place Utility
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Rafael frequently eats at Cheddars because he likes the food and the service he receives
Emotional Motive
Buying Motive
Patronage Motive
Rational Motive
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Which of the following is most related to the marketing concept?
Make a profit
Satisfy Customers
Gain market share
Increase sales
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The point where the supply curve and the demand curve meet
Intersection
Surplus
Equilibrium
Shortage
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Advertising is used to
Feature company in the news
Create a favorable image
Allow customers to sample products
Communicate to a large audience
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Reviewing data from the U.S. Census to determine population statistics for Hall county
Internet research
Primary research
Qualitative research
Secondary research
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Access North Georgia runs an article about DECA competitors advancing to ICDC
Publicity
Personal Promotion
Public Relations
Promotion
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Obtaining the money needed to start and operate a business is a marketing function known as
Financing
Distribution
Pricing
Promotion
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Segmentation based on personal beliefs and hobbies
Behavioral
Geographics
Psychographics
Demographics
48
Target displays a wide variety of swim suits in the weeks leading up to spring break
Possession Utility
Form Utility
Time Utility
Place Utility
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John buys a new pair of sneakers because his current pair has a hole in the sole
Emotional Motive
Rational Motive
Buying Motive
Patronage Motive
50
Research focused on reasons, opinions, and motivations
Qualitative
Quantitative
Secondary
Primary
51
Segmentation based on where a potential customer lives
Geographics
Demographics
Psychographics
Behavioral
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What decision making - Marcus purchases his first home
Extensive
Limited
Maximum
Routine
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Creating new products and updating existing ones
Promotion
Marketing Information Management
Product Service Management
Selling