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Rapidly rising prices that are out of control
disinflation
inflation
hyperinflation
reflation
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Carrying well-known brand names to attract customers who are loyal to those brands
branding strategy
comparison shopping
direct advertising
discount pricing
3
Informing consumers about products and encouraging them to buy
advertising
direct advertising
pop-up ads
banner adds
4
Copying the contents from one form of media to another for personal use
time-shifting
bait and switch
low-balling
space-shifting
5
Rising prices resulting from consumers wanting 2 buy more goods &services than producers supply
cost-push inflation
real-cost inflation
demand-pull inflation
real-cost inflation
6
_____ protects your health and billing information, including information stored on a network.
COLA
HIPAA
HIPPO
FERPA
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Process of checking prices among several sellers
target audience
comparison shopping
discount pricing
customer loyalty program
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High Prices followed by drops and then high prices again
reflation
Hyperinflation
inflation
real-cost inflation
9
monetary policy refers to actions taken by the fed res sys (fed) to help stabilize the economy
False
True
10
In 1999, it became apparent that Airline Passengers were being treated unfairly until this law
HIPPA
Airline Passenger Act
Consumer Bill of Rights
FERPA
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Advertising basic services @ an unusually low price &claiming addtnl. services/repairs r needed
warning label
pigeon drop
low-balling
deception
12
Internet ads that open a new window in front of the web page being viewed
advertising
banner ads
transit advertising
pop-up ads
13
Purchasing something on the spur of the moment without thinking
emotional buying
rational buying
impulse buying
value-based pricing
14
Setting a price based on cost plus markup
economizing
cost-recovery pricing
cost-plus pricing
markup
15
Offering low everyday prices, generally lower than competitors
discount pricing
comparison shopping
branding strategy
advertising
16
A lengthy paid TV ad that includes testimonials, demonstrations, and introductory prices
time-shifting
warning label
infomercial
pyramid scheme
17
An increase in the general level of prices for goods and services
reflation
disinflation
inflation
hyperinflation
18
______ is a federal law that protects the privacy of student records.
FERPA
NCAAP
HIPPO
HIPPA
19
Getting the highest value for your money
impulse buying
economizing
markup
optimizing
20
Rising prices with the rate of increase slowing down
deflation
disiniflation
inflation
reflation
21
Distributing product information directly to consumers
banner ads
target audience
direct advertising
pop-up ads
22
Recording video or audio for later viewing or listening
time-shifting
deception
low-balling
space-shifting
23
Money collected from new investors is used to pay off earlier investors.
Pyramid Schemes
Phishing
Ponzi Schemes
Bait and Switch
24
Telephone or door-to-door solicitations made by people who claim to represent a company.
Pyramid Scheme
Ponzi Schemes
Pigeon Drop
Fraudulent representation
25
Illegal sales technique in which a business advertises a product but wants you to buy higher $.
Low-Balling
Bait and Switch
Deception
Fake Sales
26
A specific group of people who are likely to buy a product
branding strategy
advertising
banner ads
target audience
27
An Introductory price set high to recover R&D Costs
normal profit
optimizing
cost-plus pricing
cost-recovery pricing
28
Information on products advising consumers about risks and safety issues
infomercial
pigeon drop
warning label
pyramid scheme
29
States that detailed information is required on all food and drinks.
Food, Drug, and Cosmetic Act of 1938
Hazardous Substances Act of 1960
Care Labeling Rule of 1971
Nutrition Labeling and Education Act of 1990
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The process of purchasing products based on desire rather than logic
optimizing
economizing
emotional buying
impulse buying
31
Profit that allows a business to survive and grow
economizing
markup
normal profit
optimizing
32
_____, is a clearinghouse of information about local businesses where consumers can file.
MACAP (The Major Appliance Consumer Action Panel)
CU (Consumers Union)
BBB (Better Business Bureau)
NCL (National Consumers League)
33
Print ads or signs on public transportation
transit advertising
branding strategy
target audience
advertising
34
Business advertises a big sale but keeps items at regular price.
Bait and Switch
Pyramid Schemes
Low-Balling
Fake Sales
35
Which strategy will be used for a new technology product with high research & development costs
cost-recovery
cost-plus
value-based
market-based
36
Reflects how people think about their future and about the product being sold.
Attitude
Strategy
Habit
Purchasing Power
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Inspects food to ensure wholesome and truthful labeling.
FTC - Federal Trade Commission
FDA - Food and Drug Administration
USDA - U.S. Department of Agriculture
SEC - Securities and Exchange Commission
38
A decrease in general level of prices for goods & services
hyperinflation
reflation
disinflation
deflation
39
One of the most important steps towards consumer protection in 1962 was the ...
Airline Passenger Rights
Affordable Care Act
Patients' Bill of Rights
Consumer Bill of Rights
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False claims about a product
time-shifting
bait and switch
deception
Ponzi scheme
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Con artist convinces a person to give up their money in return for a larger sum of money.
Fake Sales
Ponzi Schemes
Low-Balling
Pigeon Drop
42
Rising prices due to scarce resources or increased difficulty in obtaining resources
reflation
hyperinflation
deflation
real-cost inflation
43
Internet ads that span the top, bottom, or sides of a web page
banner ads
branding strategy
target audiece
pop-up adds
44
Requires that foods be safe, pure, and wholesome. It includes drugs and medical devices be safe
Care labeling Rule of 1971
Nutritional Labeling and Education Act of 1990
Food, Drug, and Cosmetic Act of 1938
Hazardous Substance Act of 1960
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Which form of inflation is created by consumers spending money too fast?
demand-pull
productivity
cost-push
real-cost
46
The process of selecting goods and services based on need, want, and logical choices
economizing
rational buying
emotional buying
optimizing
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Consumers are saving as much as possible and spending money only when necessary.
Economizing
Optimizing
Rational buying
Impulse buying
48
Prices set to be competitive with prices of similar products
optimizing
market-based pricing
markup
normal profit
49
Controls air traffic and certifies aircraft, airports, pilots, and other workers.
FED - Federal Reserve
FAA - Federal Aviation Administration
FDA - Federal Drug Administration
FCC - Federal Communications Commission
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Rising prices as a result of producers' costs increasing
time value of money
cost-push inflation
demand-pull inflation
reflation