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Sharese wants to buy a new couch, but there is only one place in her town that sells them, and she lives in an isolated area. Sharese most likely feels her consumer right to ______ has been violated

choose

information about competitors prices is often a

closely guarded secret

____ are formalized rules and standards that describe what a company expects of its employees in terms of ethical behavior.

codes of conduct

Codes of conduct are also frequntly know as

codes of ethics

According to some environmentalists, what are the three types of products that all products should be reduced to?

consumables, durable goods, and unsalables

In the distribution channel for Domino's Pizza, channel members are linked by legal agreements that spell out the obligations and rights of each member. This is an example of a(n) ____ vertical marketing system.

contractual

The major levels of intensity at which a company can choose to distribute its products are ____ distribution

exclusive, selective and intensive

Ethical choices in business situations are most often made

jointly in work groups and commitees

value is a combination of

price and quality

Levitz Furniture locates in huge, low-cost buildings; maintains large, on-premises inventories; and offers minimum service. Levitz is a

warehouse showroom

Which of the following physical distribution functions involves design and operation of facilities for storing goods?

warehousing

opportunity provides a pressure that may determine ethical decisions in marketing. opportunity is best though as a

favorable set of conditions that limit barriers or provide rewards

Which of the following characterisitics is unique to pricing more so than the other variables of the marketing mix

flexibility

The government has provided tax credits toward individuals who purchase electric vehicles. This is an attempt to do which of the following?

make prices reflect the cost

The adoption of a strategic focus for fulfilling the economic, legal, ethical, and philanthropic social responsibilities expected by stakeholders is called

marketing citizenship

the adoption of a strategic focus for fulfilling the economic, legal, ethical and philanthropic social responsibilities expected by stakeholders is called

marketing citizenship

Apple makes its computers available through its own stores, its website and some major retailers. This is an example of

multichannel distribution

Many companies use more than one marketing channel to distribute their products to the same target market, a tactic called

multichannel distribution

Marketers at organizations engaged in nonprice competition

need competitive price information to make sure that their products are priced at approximately the same level as the prices of competing brands

A problem associated with ___ is that consumers can predict when prices will be lowered and delay purchases until that time

periodic discounting

The white sale that many department stores have every year a few weeks after christmas is an example of

periodic discounting

while marketing ethics creates _____ philanthropic activites create ________

trust, goodwill

Piggyback, fishyback and birdyback are terms usually associated with gaining efficiency in shipping through

containerization

When channel members are linked by legal agreements that specify each members rights and responsibilities ______ exists

contractual VMS

if purina forced krogers grocery chain to place all of it products in the stores most favorable locations it would be

exercising channel power

Organizational buyers are especially partial to direct marketing channels when

expensive and/or complex equipment is involved

Competitors' prices, along with the marketing variables they emphasize, are determining factors in

how important price will be to customers.

After shopping in the same store for nearly two hours, Chelsea goes to Burger King for a Whopper, while Cynthia goes to the optical shop to see if her contacts are ready. They engage in these activities without leaving the store in which they have been shopping. They are most likely in a

hypermarket

Lulu is a retailer based in the United Arab Emirates. It is a very large store with departments that include digital, food and grocery, fashion and lifestle and home decor and household. It owns a variety of its own brands in the grocery categories such as Lulu corn flakes and lulu cream cheese spread. The majority of space goes toward grocery products, but it sells everything form nail polish to cameras. Lulu would most likely be classified as a

hypermarket

who drafted the consumer bill of rights

john f kennedy

McDonald's supports and funds Ronald McDonald houses for the families of terminally-ill children to stay in to be near their loved ones. McDonald's action demonstrates the fulfillment of ____ responsibility.

philanthropic

Channel stuffing

practice of inflating sales and earning

If norelco introduced a new elctric razor that sonically removes hair and priced it first at $175 and then at $150 before reducing the price to $100, the firms initial pricing strategy is known as

price skimming

Clearchem is a producer of chemicals used in car detailing and painting. Because of the volatility of their chemical products when exposed to dirt and heat. ClearChem operates its own facilities for storing and shipping its products. ClearChem's facilities are most likely known as

private warehouses

The pricing of Clinique makeup, which is considerably higher than brands such as Cover Girl, Revlon, and Maybelline, is used to communicate ____, which is the company's primary pricing objective

product quality

Which of the following is the best example of strategic philathropy for staples, the large office supply chain

providing low income families with school supplies and computer training

When a satellite dish company uses bundling to combine phoe, dish, and broadband internet access prices, it is attempting to influence a consumers perception of price to make a products price more attractive and reduce sticker shock. This is an example of using a _____ pricing strategy

psychological

Fiona is employed by Hallmark cards Inc, where her responsibilities include maintaining displays of greeting cards in drugstores and discount stores. Her daily activities include straightening the cards, pulling outdated or slow sellers, and installing new cards. Fiona is called a

rack jobber

_____________ is pricing a product at a moderate level and positioning it next to a more expensive model or brand.

reference pricing

Any constituent who has a claim in some aspect of a company's products, operations, markets, industry, or outcomes is known as a(n)

stakeholder

what type of pricing objective would an organization use if it were in a favorable position and desired nothing more

status quo

The notion of physical distribution is

the movement of products from producers to end users

Multichannel distribution is characterized as

the use of a variety of marketing channels to ensure maximum distribution

when considering the best channel to use, all of the following are true with regard to larger firms except

they may be better suited to serve customers in a particular region

madison is responsible for the freight transportation of products sold by richland tech, a producer of cooking oils sold to large institutions. Since madison needs to schedule freight transportation with the mode that provides the most fleible schedules and routes, which of the following should she use>

trucks

Kawasaki places several motorcylces in "pods" in order to load the efficiently using forklifts. This system of materials handling is called

unit loading

By buying in large quantities and delivering to customers in smaller lots, a wholesaler may perform all of the following physical distributions activities except

unit pricing

by uying in large quantities and delivering to customers in smaller lots, a wholesaler may perform all of the following physical distribution activities except

unit pricing

How does social responsibility differ from ethics>

It deals with the total effect of marketing decisions on society

Kohls pays 16.50 for a six ounce bottle of cologne and sells it for 25.95. Its markup as a percentafe of cost is approximately _% for this product

57

____ promote ethical behavior by reducing opportunities for unethical behavior; employees know what is expected of them and what kind of punishment follows if rules are violated

Codes of conduct

the local oak restaurant offers dinner specials daily priced at $8 each and typically prepares 50 units of the special entree. The restaurant knows that at $8 all 50 of the entrees will be sold and some customers who arrive later in the evening may not be able to get the special. What type of pricing is the Local Oak Restaurant implementing

Demand

Department stores such as Kohl's and Macy's are interested in learning how much their competitors are charging for similar merchandise. Which of the following practices might these retailers utilize to identify competitors' prices?

Employing comparative shoppers who systematically collect data on prices at competing stores

which of the following statements is false

Social responsibility and marketing ethics are the same thing and can be used interchangeably

which of the following is true about social responsibility>

Social responsibility improves marketing performance

Maintaining a certain market share, meeting competitors prices, maintainging a favorable image, and achieving price stability are all associated with a _____ pricing objective

Status quo

which of the following is not an advantage of franchising for the franchisee?

The franchisee gives up a certain amount of control when participating in a franchise agreement

Which of the following is not an advantage of franchising for the franchise

The franshisee gives up a certain amount of control when participating in a franchise agreement

projects involving custom made products such as a custom motorcycle would most likely employ cost plus pricing where

a percentages is applied to the cost of materials determine the price

redbox, proactiv, and clinique all sell their products through automatic vending which is

a type of nonstore reatiling

Kolder Inc. is using a new just-in-time inventory management system that requires ordering smaller quantities of parts more frequently. The success of its business depends significantly on receiving these parts very quickly, so like many other companies using just-in-time, Kolder Inc. is relying more on the ____ mode of transportation despite its expense.

airway

While on their family vacation, the millers realize they left their camera at home. They purchase a disposable camera at an amusement park using their credit card, but never interact with a person. What type of retailing did this transaction most likely involve>

automatic vending

Some grocery stores collect data on competitive prices

by using full-time comparison shoppers.

Maintaining or increasing market share

can be achieved even if industry sales are flat or decreasing

many fashion or trendy products are expected to have a relatively short product life cycle and managers seek to recover cash as quickly as possible. Which pricing objective would be most appropriate for fashion or trendy products

cash flow

the limited, which produces and reatils clothing products in a coordinated channel, is an example of an

corporate vertical marketing system

off-price reatilers feature

deep discounts, few customer services, and central checkouts

Off-price retailers feature

deep discounts, few customer services, and central checkouts.

Which of the following is true about assumptions related to a price skimming strategy

demand for the product is inelastic

If a store has areas for mens apparel, womens apparel, houseware, cosmetics and jewelry and competes mostly on the basis of service, it is most likely a

department store

When off-price retailers obtain too much in season, high quality merchandise, tension between them and ___ builds

department stores

when estabilishing prices, a marketers first step is to

develop pricing objectives

The fact that senior citizens are charged a lower price at movie theaters than younger adults is an example of ____ pricing

differential

the three major types of nonstore retailing are

direct marketing, direct selling, and automatic vending

Self-Service, general merchandise stores such as kmart are known as

discount stores

In Europe, companies can voluntarily apply for a designation to indicate that their product is less harmful to the environment than competing products. This label is known as the

eco-label

Facing competition from walmart as a low cost retailer, target has updated its ____ to be a mass merchandiser of inexpensive yet chic goods. To accomplish this, it has entered into design parttnerships to offer low cost foods made by famous designers

retail positioning

After direct marketing, the next slightly longer marketing channel adds a(n)

retailer

Walmart, Macy's, Nordstrom, and Toys 'R' Us are examples of

retailers

Direct selling, direct marketing, and vending machines are all examples of

retailing

_____ pricing objectives generally require some amount of trial and error since not all data and inputs are available when first setting prices

return on investment

Using only some of the available outlets to distribute a product is called

selective distribution

Honeybees are disappearing at an alarming rate, and since they pollinate about a third of all foods we eat, it is an important concern. Thats why haagen dazs launched a microsite to increase the awareness of the issue. In addition it lauch a twitcause campaign on twitter raising 7000 is two days. This example illustrates the postive consequence of

social responsibility

A narrow product mix with a deep product line would most likely be carried by

specialty retailiers

Gavin is trying to come up with a pricing strategy for his store. he greatly admires walmart and is considering adopting an everyday low price strategy. However, he is concerned because he believes that consumers might then view his product as being of low quality. At what stage of the process is gavin currently at as he is trying to establish prices

step 2: assessment of the target markets evaluation of price

which of the following is not a dimension of social responsibility and marketing citizenship

technological

in an administered VMS informal coordination brings about a high level of inter organizational management. Nonetheless

the channel members reamin autonomous

How would most marketers most likely benefit from the consumers right to be heard

the company can use the information to make its products better

demand based pricing is best used when

the company has a fixed amount of available resources that are perishable

You are head of sales and marketing for your firm, and you are meeting with the CEO to establish pricing objectives for the upcoming product year. Which of the following factors are you going to consider as you establlish your firms pricing objectives

the firms survival


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