Deck 1: Introduction to Business Marketing
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Deck 1: Introduction to Business Marketing
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Personal selling dominates the promotional mix employed in business marketing.
True
2
The size and location of customers influences the nature of business buying.
True
3
In consumer marketing,the marketer involves the consumer in the creation and development of his/her Web site.
False
4
The dollar value of consumer purchases is larger than the dollar value of businesses purchases.
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Ultimately,most demand is derived from government purchases such as arms sales.
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The achievement and maintenance of a competitive advantage is solely dependent upon the development of superior products.
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Business marketers must recognize that the demand for their products and services is derived demand.
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An original equipment manufacturer purchases products or services for its own final product.
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The demand is usually inelastic for a product with substitutes.
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10
Business customers are larger than individual consumers,so each business customer is more important to the financial success of the business marketer.
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11
Industrial distributors are organizations that purchase for consumption.
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12
In the United States,the government is the largest single purchaser of goods and services.
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13
For the buyer,value is equivalent to profit.
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14
Compared to families in which all members of the household are involved in every purchase,business purchasing decisions involve one or two people,who are at the top of the firm.
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15
Channels of distribution are shorter and more direct in business marketing than in consumer marketing.
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16
Generally,business products are classified according to the type of organization that is buying and the purpose of purchase.
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17
The likelihood of negotiation decreases when large orders are sold directly by the manufacturer to the OEM buyer because changes can be made to the product and price.
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18
Accessory equipments are parts assembled into the final product without further transformation.
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19
Business marketing is marketing products or services to companies,institutions and other organizations EXCEPT government bodies.
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20
Being market driven implies that customer satisfaction and operational efficiency are the order of the day for every department and individual employee.
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21
Being _____ means that customer satisfaction and operational efficiency are the order of the day for every department and individual employee or associate.
A) Product-driven
B) Profit-driven
C) Technology-driven
D) Market-driven
E) Sales-driven
A) Product-driven
B) Profit-driven
C) Technology-driven
D) Market-driven
E) Sales-driven
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22
All the following types of customers purchase products for consumption EXCEPT:
A) Brokers
B) Original equipment manufacturers
C) Hospitals
D) Universities
E) Users
A) Brokers
B) Original equipment manufacturers
C) Hospitals
D) Universities
E) Users
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23
Users are similar to final consumers in that:
A) They purchase products to include in their own final product
B) Satisfaction is determined through consumption
C) They are primarily influenced by advertising
D) The impact upon profit is not important
E) They incorporate their purchases into their final product
A) They purchase products to include in their own final product
B) Satisfaction is determined through consumption
C) They are primarily influenced by advertising
D) The impact upon profit is not important
E) They incorporate their purchases into their final product
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24
All the following are ways in which business marketing differs from consumer marketing EXCEPT:
A) Its distribution channels are shorter and more direct
B) It emphasizes personal selling and negotiation
C) The Web is not integrated
D) It employs "unique" promotional strategies
E) It requires knowledge of the customer's customer
A) Its distribution channels are shorter and more direct
B) It emphasizes personal selling and negotiation
C) The Web is not integrated
D) It employs "unique" promotional strategies
E) It requires knowledge of the customer's customer
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25
Increasingly,organizational survival depends upon firms being:
A) Individual-driven
B) Market-driven
C) Ideology-driven
D) Product-driven
E) Sales-driven
A) Individual-driven
B) Market-driven
C) Ideology-driven
D) Product-driven
E) Sales-driven
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26
Identify the largest single purchaser of products and services in the United States.
A) Wal-Mart
B) Defense department
C) Government
D) Financial institutions
E) Steel industry
A) Wal-Mart
B) Defense department
C) Government
D) Financial institutions
E) Steel industry
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27
These members of an organization are specifically responsible for coordinating their company's efforts at satisfying their customers.
A) Salespeople
B) Middle managers
C) Supervisors
D) Human resource personnel
E) First-line managers
A) Salespeople
B) Middle managers
C) Supervisors
D) Human resource personnel
E) First-line managers
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28
When a company purchases a product or service to be included in its own final product,the company is called a(n)
A) Reseller
B) User
C) Institution
D) Original equipment manufacturer
E) Industrial distributor
A) Reseller
B) User
C) Institution
D) Original equipment manufacturer
E) Industrial distributor
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29
_____ means that at many organizations,individuals with complementary expertise and skills work in teams to constantly strive to serve organizational customers better,to innovate and to develop the means to approach new institutional markets.
A) Product-driven
B) Profit-driven
C) Technology-driven
D) Market-driven
E) Sales-driven
A) Product-driven
B) Profit-driven
C) Technology-driven
D) Market-driven
E) Sales-driven
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30
Business marketers do NOT sell to:
A) Other companies
B) Government bodies
C) Institutions
D) Service suppliers
E) Individual consumers
A) Other companies
B) Government bodies
C) Institutions
D) Service suppliers
E) Individual consumers
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31
OEMs are BEST described as:
A) End users
B) Companies that consume
C) Government agencies
D) Firms that resell a product without making any changes
E) Institutions
A) End users
B) Companies that consume
C) Government agencies
D) Firms that resell a product without making any changes
E) Institutions
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32
Which of the following is NOT a valid reason for studying business marketing?
A) The magnitude of business marketing
B) Business marketing is unique
C) One type of marketing does not fit all situations
D) It is an exciting area of study
E) It is the same as consumer marketing
A) The magnitude of business marketing
B) Business marketing is unique
C) One type of marketing does not fit all situations
D) It is an exciting area of study
E) It is the same as consumer marketing
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33
Resellers include all of the following EXCEPT:
A) Wholesalers
B) Dealers
C) Government agencies
D) Brokers
E) Industrial distributors
A) Wholesalers
B) Dealers
C) Government agencies
D) Brokers
E) Industrial distributors
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34
Which of the following statements about buyer-seller relationships in business marketing is TRUE?
A) Strong personal and business relationships between buyer and seller are extremely rare
B) Close personal relationships exist between buyer and seller in all industries
C) Personal selling is never an important element of the marketing mix
D) Companies rarely enter into long-term contracts as the opportunity cost of mistakes is high
E) Many companies focus on building relationships that enable buyers and sellers to plan jointly
A) Strong personal and business relationships between buyer and seller are extremely rare
B) Close personal relationships exist between buyer and seller in all industries
C) Personal selling is never an important element of the marketing mix
D) Companies rarely enter into long-term contracts as the opportunity cost of mistakes is high
E) Many companies focus on building relationships that enable buyers and sellers to plan jointly
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35
BASF sells fibers direct to Dupont for the manufacture of carpet and through distributors to smaller companies.This example shows that business marketing is characterized by _____ compared to consumer marketing.
A) Shorter distribution channels
B) Marketing research
C) Greater web integration
D) Consumption
E) Lesser emphasis on personal selling
A) Shorter distribution channels
B) Marketing research
C) Greater web integration
D) Consumption
E) Lesser emphasis on personal selling
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36
Why is the demand for business products dependent ultimately on individual consumers?
A) Because individual consumers are larger than business customers
B) Because individuals within organizations purchase for personal consumption and consumers do not
C) Because business markets consume products in the process of making other products
D) Because the buyers of business products are the final consumers
E) Because of the emphasis on personal selling for business products
A) Because individual consumers are larger than business customers
B) Because individuals within organizations purchase for personal consumption and consumers do not
C) Because business markets consume products in the process of making other products
D) Because the buyers of business products are the final consumers
E) Because of the emphasis on personal selling for business products
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37
BASF salespeople work directly with fire departments to sell the latest fire-fighting chemicals and ensure that they are used properly.This example shows that business marketing is characterized by _____ compared to consumer marketing.
A) Longer distribution channels
B) Greater emphasis on personal selling
C) Varying buyer-seller relationships
D) Greater web integration
E) Consumption
A) Longer distribution channels
B) Greater emphasis on personal selling
C) Varying buyer-seller relationships
D) Greater web integration
E) Consumption
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38
In business marketing,large customer size and use of direct channels increase the importance of:
A) Advertising
B) Distribution
C) Negotiation
D) Packaging
E) Production
A) Advertising
B) Distribution
C) Negotiation
D) Packaging
E) Production
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39
In terms of personal selling,which of the following statements is TRUE?
A) A business cannot be successful through personally getting to know each individual and coordinating the sales-purchase process
B) Complex buying procedures involving many members of the buying organization require personal selling
C) Multiple personal relationships can strengthen organizational relationships and these relationships are the responsibility of the manager
D) A customer's size and a direct channel do not affect the importance of negotiation
E) Large orders sold directly by the manufacturer to the user increase the likelihood of negotiation because changes can be made in place and promotion
A) A business cannot be successful through personally getting to know each individual and coordinating the sales-purchase process
B) Complex buying procedures involving many members of the buying organization require personal selling
C) Multiple personal relationships can strengthen organizational relationships and these relationships are the responsibility of the manager
D) A customer's size and a direct channel do not affect the importance of negotiation
E) Large orders sold directly by the manufacturer to the user increase the likelihood of negotiation because changes can be made in place and promotion
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40
When purchasing products/services to be consumed in support of the firm's operation,the firm is BEST described as a(n):
A) User
B) Institution
C) Reseller
D) Government agency
E) Wholesaler
A) User
B) Institution
C) Reseller
D) Government agency
E) Wholesaler
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41
In the United States:
A) The state governments are the single largest consumers
B) The government does not use any product it buys
C) The purchasing processes used by the government are simple and easy to sell to
D) The federal government is the only government customer
E) The federal government is the country's largest single landlord
A) The state governments are the single largest consumers
B) The government does not use any product it buys
C) The purchasing processes used by the government are simple and easy to sell to
D) The federal government is the only government customer
E) The federal government is the country's largest single landlord
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42
Sometimes,a company purchases OEM parts and assembles these to make a component for installation into the final product by another company.The component may then be called a(n)
A) Facilitating product
B) Manufactured material
C) Installation
D) Subassembly
E) MRO item
A) Facilitating product
B) Manufactured material
C) Installation
D) Subassembly
E) MRO item
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43
What is an important difference between accessory and capital equipment when it comes to marketing the equipment to users?
A) Accessory equipment is part of the organization's final product while capital equipment facilitates the organization's activities
B) Capital equipment is much more expensive and its purchase may involve more members of the organization than purchase of accessory equipment
C) Accessory equipment demand is derived from the demand for consumer products
D) Marketing requirements for accessory equipment are different as more members of the organization must be reached by marketing efforts
E) Capital equipment is ordered on a more regular basis than accessory equipment
A) Accessory equipment is part of the organization's final product while capital equipment facilitates the organization's activities
B) Capital equipment is much more expensive and its purchase may involve more members of the organization than purchase of accessory equipment
C) Accessory equipment demand is derived from the demand for consumer products
D) Marketing requirements for accessory equipment are different as more members of the organization must be reached by marketing efforts
E) Capital equipment is ordered on a more regular basis than accessory equipment
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44
In business markets,products are generally classified on the basis of:
A) Price
B) Durability
C) Type of purchaser and reason for purchase
D) Size and weight of product
E) Type of promotion employed
A) Price
B) Durability
C) Type of purchaser and reason for purchase
D) Size and weight of product
E) Type of promotion employed
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Raw materials
A) Are sold to OEMs for use in the products they manufacture
B) Are parts assembled into the final product without further transformation
C) Facilitate a firm's achievement of its objectives, but are not part of the final product
D) Are also called installations
E) Are products sold to users for use in the company's operations
A) Are sold to OEMs for use in the products they manufacture
B) Are parts assembled into the final product without further transformation
C) Facilitate a firm's achievement of its objectives, but are not part of the final product
D) Are also called installations
E) Are products sold to users for use in the company's operations
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Facilitating products:
A) Aid the company's achievement of its objectives, but are not part of the final product
B) Are parts assembled into the final product without further transformation
C) Include raw and manufactured materials, component parts or OEM parts and assemblies
D) Are parts assembled to make a component for installation into the final product by another company
E) Are parts assembled into the final product without further transformation
A) Aid the company's achievement of its objectives, but are not part of the final product
B) Are parts assembled into the final product without further transformation
C) Include raw and manufactured materials, component parts or OEM parts and assemblies
D) Are parts assembled to make a component for installation into the final product by another company
E) Are parts assembled into the final product without further transformation
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47
Products purchased for use in the firm's operations are usually called:
A) OEM parts
B) Capital goods
C) Accessory equipments
D) MRO items
E) Component parts
A) OEM parts
B) Capital goods
C) Accessory equipments
D) MRO items
E) Component parts
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48
Overhead cranes,blast furnaces,industrial robots and other manufacturing equipment as well as forklifts,road graters and other heavy construction machinery are examples of
A) MRO items
B) Maintenance products
C) Manufactured materials
D) Accessory equipment
E) Capital equipment
A) MRO items
B) Maintenance products
C) Manufactured materials
D) Accessory equipment
E) Capital equipment
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49
Facilitating supplies:
A) Are also called OEM products
B) Refer to products sold to users for use in the company's final product
C) Are materials processed only to the point required for economic handling and distribution
D) Are parts assembled into the final product without further transformation
E) Support company efforts but are not part of the final product
A) Are also called OEM products
B) Refer to products sold to users for use in the company's final product
C) Are materials processed only to the point required for economic handling and distribution
D) Are parts assembled into the final product without further transformation
E) Support company efforts but are not part of the final product
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50
Gold purchased by AT&T for use in the manufacture of telecommunications equipment would be BEST described as a(n):
A) Raw material
B) Facilitating supply
C) Manufactured material
D) Component part
E) MRO
A) Raw material
B) Facilitating supply
C) Manufactured material
D) Component part
E) MRO
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51
Janitorial products,painting contractors who paint the buildings,plumbing services and heating and air conditioning services fall under:
A) MRO items
B) Repair services
C) Maintenance products
D) Capital equipment
E) Accessory equipment
A) MRO items
B) Repair services
C) Maintenance products
D) Capital equipment
E) Accessory equipment
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52
Which of following business customers provide services similar to those delivered by wholesalers and retailers of consumer goods?
A) OEMs
B) Government agencies
C) Institutions
D) Private contractors
E) Industrial distributors
A) OEMs
B) Government agencies
C) Institutions
D) Private contractors
E) Industrial distributors
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53
The hiring of an advertising agency would be BEST descried as the purchase of a(n):
A) Operating supply
B) Facilitating service
C) Component part
D) MRO
E) Accessory
A) Operating supply
B) Facilitating service
C) Component part
D) MRO
E) Accessory
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54
Which of the following product types has been transformed from the raw material and requires further processing before use?
A) OEM
B) Manufactured material
C) Component part
D) Capital equipment
E) MRO
A) OEM
B) Manufactured material
C) Component part
D) Capital equipment
E) MRO
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55
Parts that may be assembled into a final product without further processing are BEST described as:
A) Capital equipment
B) Manufactured materials
C) Raw materials
D) MROs
E) OEM parts
A) Capital equipment
B) Manufactured materials
C) Raw materials
D) MROs
E) OEM parts
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56
Government agencies tend to have complex purchasing processes because purchasing is:
A) Limited to military goods
B) Solely designed to produce profits
C) Solely for their own use
D) Often designed to accomplish social objectives
E) Largely influenced by negotiation
A) Limited to military goods
B) Solely designed to produce profits
C) Solely for their own use
D) Often designed to accomplish social objectives
E) Largely influenced by negotiation
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57
Computers used to facilitate the company's achievement of its objectives,but not part of the final product would be BEST described as:
A) OEM parts
B) Component parts
C) Accessory equipment
D) Raw materials
E) Subassembly
A) OEM parts
B) Component parts
C) Accessory equipment
D) Raw materials
E) Subassembly
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58
Policies designed to encourage the growth of minority- or women-owned businesses as well as small businesses are examples of _____ policies that influence government purchasing.
A) Social objective
B) Environmental objective
C) Economic objective
D) Business objective
E) Protectionist
A) Social objective
B) Environmental objective
C) Economic objective
D) Business objective
E) Protectionist
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59
Large,expensive items used in the production process are BEST classified as:
A) Capital equipment
B) OEMs
C) Accessory equipment
D) MROs
E) Manufactured materials
A) Capital equipment
B) OEMs
C) Accessory equipment
D) MROs
E) Manufactured materials
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60
Gates Controls may purchase plastic casing,a component part,from Plastech and parts from Metric Devices and then put these components together into a tachometer that is sold to GM.GM would then put the tachometer into its cars or trucks.GM may refer to the part as a(n)
A) Assembly
B) Manufactured material
C) Accessory equipment
D) Capital equipment
E) MRO item
A) Assembly
B) Manufactured material
C) Accessory equipment
D) Capital equipment
E) MRO item
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61
As one moves further away from the consumer market,derived demand can cause wide swings in demand,called
A) Inelasticity
B) Volatility
C) Make-or-buy
D) Deficiency
E) Dissolution
A) Inelasticity
B) Volatility
C) Make-or-buy
D) Deficiency
E) Dissolution
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62
Compare and contrast accessory and capital equipment?
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63
All of the following are part of the marketing mix EXCEPT:
A) Product
B) Promotion
C) Place
D) Process
E) Price
A) Product
B) Promotion
C) Place
D) Process
E) Price
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64
Compared to individual consumers,business customers:
A) Have less stringent standards for judging a vendor
B) Are more in number
C) Are more likely to be geographically concentrated
D) Have lower purchasing power
E) Are less important to the financial success of the business marketer
A) Have less stringent standards for judging a vendor
B) Are more in number
C) Are more likely to be geographically concentrated
D) Have lower purchasing power
E) Are less important to the financial success of the business marketer
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65
Write a short note on how business marketing differs from consumer marketing?
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66
Write a short note on integrative nature of business marketing?
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67
Value
A) Is equivalent to profit for a seller
B) Is the perception of how much the buyer benefited beyond what was invested in a product
C) Is the reason why an organization is created
D) Is based on some general need that has been identified in the market
E) Is the recognition of a need and the means to satisfy it
A) Is equivalent to profit for a seller
B) Is the perception of how much the buyer benefited beyond what was invested in a product
C) Is the reason why an organization is created
D) Is based on some general need that has been identified in the market
E) Is the recognition of a need and the means to satisfy it
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68
Typically,business marketers face:
A) Hypothetical demand
B) Highly elastic demand
C) Derived demand
D) Latent demand
E) Primary demand
A) Hypothetical demand
B) Highly elastic demand
C) Derived demand
D) Latent demand
E) Primary demand
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The percentage change in sales relative to the percentage change in price is:
A) Volatile demand
B) Market demand
C) Final demand
D) Demand elasticity
E) Price elasticity
A) Volatile demand
B) Market demand
C) Final demand
D) Demand elasticity
E) Price elasticity
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70
How does greater web integration help business marketing and why is this better than consumer marketing?
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71
Marketing is a process by which the marketer creates:
A) Derived demand
B) Vision
C) Value
D) Volatility
E) Service
A) Derived demand
B) Vision
C) Value
D) Volatility
E) Service
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72
Industrial products having no substitutes typically face:
A) Inelastic demand
B) Volatile demand
C) Elastic demand
D) Stable demand
E) Unitary demand
A) Inelastic demand
B) Volatile demand
C) Elastic demand
D) Stable demand
E) Unitary demand
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73
The system of value creation is also known as:
A) Organizational value
B) Quality process
C) A value chain
D) Competitive advantage
E) Core competency
A) Organizational value
B) Quality process
C) A value chain
D) Competitive advantage
E) Core competency
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74
Compared to the typical household buying,the organizational purchasing process:
A) Involves lesser number of people
B) Rarely involves checks and controls
C) Arises from implicit negotiation, expertise and habit
D) Is more complex
E) Uses crude cost accounting systems and cash flow management
A) Involves lesser number of people
B) Rarely involves checks and controls
C) Arises from implicit negotiation, expertise and habit
D) Is more complex
E) Uses crude cost accounting systems and cash flow management
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75
_____ is something that provides incremental value when compared to other offerings.
A) Competitive advantage
B) Value chain
C) Volatility
D) Demand elasticity
E) Derived demand
A) Competitive advantage
B) Value chain
C) Volatility
D) Demand elasticity
E) Derived demand
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76
Compare and contrast derived demand in business marketing and consumer marketing?
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77
Marketing is BEST described as a(n)_____ process.
A) Sales
B) Profit-maximizing
C) Cost-minimizing
D) Integrative
E) Internal
A) Sales
B) Profit-maximizing
C) Cost-minimizing
D) Integrative
E) Internal
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78
Business marketers must recognize that the demand for their products and services is _____ demand,which means that demand for their products and services results from the demand for their customers' products and services.
A) Derived
B) Concentrated
C) Limited
D) Direct
E) Conditional
A) Derived
B) Concentrated
C) Limited
D) Direct
E) Conditional
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79
A key raw material for technology-driven companies is:
A) MRO item
B) Personnel
C) Steel
D) Accessory equipment
E) Location
A) MRO item
B) Personnel
C) Steel
D) Accessory equipment
E) Location
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80
Value is equivalent to _____ for the buyer.
A) Product
B) Price
C) Profit
D) Distribution
E) Cost
A) Product
B) Price
C) Profit
D) Distribution
E) Cost
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