Exam 11: Product Concepts, Branding, and Packaging
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Your boss has instructed you to change the packaging on your firm's products so that they have a common major design element and similar packaging. Based on this directive, you should implement __________ for all the firm's products.
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The Food and Drug Administration requires that food processors indicate the amount of carbohydrates, calories, and fat in a product.
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A business can justify keeping a product as long as it contributes to profits or enhances the effectiveness of a product mix.
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One company markets such diverse products as Rosarita Mexican foods, Max Factor cosmetics, and Samsonite luggage. These various offerings exhibit this firm's product mix
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Process materials are used directly in the production of products.
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Marketers may use brand names that have absolutely no meaning to avoid negative connotations.
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The width of a product mix refers to the number of generic products offered by a company.
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When a cell phone manufacturer uses a policy of naming each of its phone products differently, such as the Neon, the Star, the Fanfare, and the Illusion, this strategy is called ____ branding.
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Which one of the following terms is the best description of what happens in the third stage of the product adoption process?
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Gain liquid laundry detergent comes in a 40-ounce plastic bottle with a pour spout. When that bottle is empty, consumers can purchase Gain in a plastic pouch designed to refill the original 40-ounce plastic bottle. The pouches use less packaging, store flat, and cost less; however, they are not for repeated usage. The use of the original Gain 40-ounce bottle is an example of a(an)
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A seller's profits peak in the maturity stage of a product's life cycle.
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Buyers want to exert only minimal effort to obtain shopping products.
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When a product tries to capitalize on the brand equity of two separate brands, marketers are using
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The production of private distributor brands for resellers may allow a manufacturer to use excess capacity efficiently.
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When Clorox introduced bleach in a no-drip bottle, the firm was taking action consistent with its product being in the ____ stage of the product life cycle.
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