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MKTG 411
chapter 13
| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| Identify the major categories of U.S. exports. (Check all that apply.) | Services Goods that are durable Goods that are nondurable |
| Which of the following statements are true regarding the impact of global competition on business? (Select all that apply.) | Product life cycles are increasingly shorter. Companies must emphasize competitive prices. |
| Match the dimensions that define quality in the left column to their corresponding description in the right column. | Performance quality Refers to a product's ability to carry out its primary function Market-perceived quality Refers to a consumer's satisfaction with many aspects of a product |
| Which factor is crucial in delivering a quality product? | Standardization |
| ComfyLife Corp., a manufacturer of home appliances, plans to launch a new line of refrigerators in Murico, a developing region. Because power supply is irregular in that region, the company re-designs its refrigerators so that they can function efficientl | product homologation |
| Match the categories of U.S. exports (on the left-hand side) to their corresponding examples (on the right-hand side). | Durable goods matches ChoiceComputers and cars Nondurable goods matches ChoiceDrugs, toys, and food Services matches ChoiceTelecommunications and tourism |
| Examples of companies' green marketing efforts include | reducing packaging waste reducing the fuel emissions of vehicles using recycled components in products |
| Thanks in part to the smartphone, marketplace power is held by | consumers. |
| True or false: Consumers care exclusively about the physical forms of a product. | false |
| Quality is defined on which of the following dimensions? | performance quality market-perceived quality |
| Whirling Dervish is a U.S.-based company that manufactures Floor-It, an all-in-one floor-cleaning device that cleans, mops, and shines. The product has been on the market for over a decade and has been very successful and widely accepted by consumers. The | It must realize that Floor-It may be perceived as new in the foreign markets. |
| Identify a true statement about maintaining quality in today's global competitive market. (Check all that apply.) | It is desirable. It is necessary. |
| According to Everett Rogers, diffusion is differentiated from other types of communications research with respect to the element of _____. | time |
| Identify the factors that dictate product adaption. (Check all that apply.) | Political requirements Technological demands Economic conditions Climatic requirements |
| Select the circumstances that advance conversion in the global pharmaceutical sector. (Check all that apply.) | Previous experience launching innovative products Ability and resources to wait a long time to see results Concentration on a handful of significant innovations |
| The term used to identify concern with the environmental consequences of a variety of marketing activities is | Green Marketing |
| Match the components of the Product Component Model in the left column to their corresponding examples in the right column. | Core component matches ChoicePurpose of product Packaging component matches ChoiceCost of product Support services component matches ChoiceHandbook that explains how to use product |
| Identify the utilities or satisfactions associated with a product. (Check all that apply.) | Its texture Its labeling Its color Its major function Its smell |
| From a sociological point of view, when a group perceives any idea as new, that idea is a(n) _____ | innovation |
| In the context of the Product Component Model, the tangible or material aspect of the product is considered the | core component. |
| Both marketers and communication researchers who study diffusion seek to | minimize the interval between the launch and acceptance of an idea or a product |
| According to the Product Component Model, the box a smart phone arrives in is an aspect of its component. (Enter one word in the blank.) | packaging |
| What facilitates a company's success when innovative products are commercially launched? | Conversion-ability |
| In the context of the Product Component Model, delivering and installing a refrigerator in a customer's kitchen is an aspect of the ______ component. | support services |
| Identify the components of the Product Component Model. (Check all that apply.) | Core component Support services component Packaging component |
| Select the characteristics of services. (Check all that apply.) | Perishability Inseparability Intangibility |
| True or false: Consumers care exclusively about the physical forms of a product. | false |
| What are the leading exports of the United States? (Check all that apply.) | Capital goods Industrial supplies |
| In context of the Product Component Model, identify the elements of the core component. (Check all that apply.) | How the product works What the product does |
| True or false: Local prerequisites for successful product adaptation facilitate the entry of service companies into foreign markets. | false |
| In the context of the Product Component Model, identify the elements included in the packaging component. (Check all that apply.) | Price Quality Brand name |
| A name, term, sign, symbol, or design that serves to identify a seller's goods or services and differentiate them from those of competitors worldwide is known as a . | global Brand |
| Identify an element that is included in the support services component. | Fixing of malfunctioning product |
| When a global brand is relatively unfamiliar in a country market, companies _____. | purchase familiar brands and revitalize their product components |
| Match the characteristics of services in the left column to their corresponding description in the right column | Intangibility matches ChoiceServices cannot be possessed. Inseparability matches ChoiceOne cannot separate creation of services from their consumption. Heterogeneity matches ChoiceServices are individually produced and are unique. Perishability |
| Brews Inc. and Aromas Inc. are foreign companies that manufacture tea. While there is no stark difference in quality of tea manufactured by the two companies, consumers have more positive perceptions about the tea manufactured by Brews Inc., which is base | country-of-origin effect |
| Which of the following is the United States' principal services export? | Tourism |
| How can global brands compete with private brands? | offer products with high value price aggressively |
| Select the hurdles faced by companies that would like to offer services in foreign countries. (Check all that apply.) | Tariffs Copyright issues Restrictions of data movement between countries |
| Which scenario best describes a global brand? | A coffeehouse's logo of coffee beans is recognized by consumers in 10 countries. |
| Some companies use different brand names in foreign markets because | certain brand names do not make sense when directly translated into a different language. certain brand names have unacceptable connotations in another culture. |
| In context of the country-of-origin effect, stereotypes Blank______ | are responsible for creating perceptions of products |
| dentify an accurate statement about private brands. | They benefit from in-store advertising in retail stores. |