A) all potential consumers for any and all products or services regardless of cultural, ethnic, or national origins. B) customers within a nation who consider the entire world a single marketplace. C) consumer groups living in many countries or regions of the world who have similar needs or seek similar features and benefits from products or services. D) consumer groups living in many countries or regions of the world that seek customized features and benefits from products or services that reflect their individual cultures. E) multinational organizations whose products incorporate raw materials, assembly, and distribution contributions from multiple nations before they are marketed. A) all potential consumers for any and all products or services regardless of cultural, ethnic, or national origins. B) customers within a nation who consider the entire world a single marketplace. C) consumer groups living in many countries or regions of the world who have similar needs or seek similar features and benefits from products or services. D) consumer groups living in many countries or regions of the world that seek customized features and benefits from products or services that reflect their individual cultures. E) multinational organizations whose products incorporate raw materials, assembly, and distribution contributions from multiple nations before they are marketed.

Exam 7: Understanding and Reaching Global Consumers and Markets

The European Union (EU) consists of 27 countries with about 510 million consumers. The EU has eliminated most barriers to the free flow of products, capital, and labor across its borders. Which of the following countries is not a member of the EU?

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Question 161

Around the world, middle-class, youth, and elite markets that consume similar assortments of products and services, regardless of geographic location, are referred to as

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Question 162

The trade feedback effect is one argument for

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Question 163

U.S.-based Fran Wilson Creative Cosmetics attributes its success in Japan to a top-quality product, effective advertising, and a novel ________ strategy, in which it uses Japanese distributors to reach beauty salons rather than department stores.

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Question 164

Global consumers are

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Question 165

Lever Europe, a division of Unilever, markets Snuggle fabric softener. But in 10 European countries, it uses seven brand names, including Kuschelweich in German, Coccolino in Italy, and Mimosin in France. These products also have different packages, different advertising programs, and occasionally different formulas. From this information, we can assume that Lever Europe uses ________ marketing strategy.

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Question 166

Figure 7-5 -Global companies have five strategies for matching products and their promotion efforts to global markets. According to Figure 7-5 above, Box A refers to which type of strategy?

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Question 167

Economic espionage is the clandestine collection of trade secrets or

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Question 168

What are the product and promotion strategies available to a company seeking to enter the global marketplace? How do they relate to each other in terms of the same or adapted product and promotion?

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Question 169

One advantage of direct investment when entering a new global market is that

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Question 170

Golden Beauty is a brand of sun-care products. Its advertising features dark tanning for northern Europeans, skin protection to avoid wrinkles among Latin Europeans, and beautiful skin for Europeans living along the Mediterranean Sea, even though the products are the same. This is an example of which type of global marketing product and promotion strategy?

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Question 171

Which of the following statements concerning currency exchange rates is most accurate?

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Question 172

Which of the following countries is the world's leading exporter?

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Question 173

Alcohol-free Listerine Zero is popular in Muslim countries where alcohol is forbidden. This is an example of which type of global marketing product and promotion strategy?

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Question 174

Another term for a gray market is

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Question 175

Why is it wise for global marketers to use back translation? Provide an example to support your answer.

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Question 176

As a firm changes its global market entry strategy from exporting to direct investment, all of the following increase except which?

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Question 177

U.S. citizens pay $3 billion more annually for shoes and Japanese citizens pay $6 billion more for rice than the actual cost of the products because

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Question 178

A global brand is a brand marketed under the same name in multiple countries with similar and centrally coordinated marketing programs. However, adaptations of global brands are made only

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Question 179

Recipco and Tradaq are both companies that connect international companies who want to barter the products they make for the products they need without using cash or credit. Recipco and Tradaq assist international companies in making

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Exam 7: Understanding and Reaching Global Consumers and Markets

The European Union (EU) consists of 27 countries with about 510 million consumers. The EU has eliminated most barriers to the free flow of products, capital, and labor across its borders. Which of the following countries is not a member of the EU?

Around the world, middle-class, youth, and elite markets that consume similar assortments of products and services, regardless of geographic location, are referred to as

The trade feedback effect is one argument for

U.S.-based Fran Wilson Creative Cosmetics attributes its success in Japan to a top-quality product, effective advertising, and a novel ________ strategy, in which it uses Japanese distributors to reach beauty salons rather than department stores.

Global consumers are

Figure 7-5 -Global companies have five strategies for matching products and their promotion efforts to global markets. According to Figure 7-5 above, Box A refers to which type of strategy?

Economic espionage is the clandestine collection of trade secrets or

What are the product and promotion strategies available to a company seeking to enter the global marketplace? How do they relate to each other in terms of the same or adapted product and promotion?

One advantage of direct investment when entering a new global market is that

Which of the following statements concerning currency exchange rates is most accurate?

Which of the following countries is the world's leading exporter?

Alcohol-free Listerine Zero is popular in Muslim countries where alcohol is forbidden. This is an example of which type of global marketing product and promotion strategy?

Another term for a gray market is

Why is it wise for global marketers to use back translation? Provide an example to support your answer.

As a firm changes its global market entry strategy from exporting to direct investment, all of the following increase except which?

U.S. citizens pay $3 billion more annually for shoes and Japanese citizens pay $6 billion more for rice than the actual cost of the products because

A global brand is a brand marketed under the same name in multiple countries with similar and centrally coordinated marketing programs. However, adaptations of global brands are made only

Recipco and Tradaq are both companies that connect international companies who want to barter the products they make for the products they need without using cash or credit. Recipco and Tradaq assist international companies in making

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