A) to a unidimensional target market.
B) to as broad a geographic region as possible.
C) in a defined area.
D) exclusively to company employees.
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A) convenience goods
B) specialty goods
C) shopping goods
D) business goods
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A) partner firms
B) universities
C) current employees
D) investors
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A) Prestige
B) Specialty
C) Convenienc e
D) Shopping
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A) almost always done, especially for consumer services.
B) almost always done for new consumer products, including more expensive ones.
C) not usually done with services, expensive consumer products, or costly industrial products.
D) not usually done with most products because of the time and expense involved.
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A) support goods
B) production goods
C) convenience goods
D) specialty goods
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A) conducting Nielsen a survey
B) by observing what's on television
C) by relying on brainstorming
D) through research and development
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A) buyers who can't understand the benefits of the new product.
B) market testing ensures that commercialization will be successful.
C) high-quality prototypes that can't be replicated on mass-production lines.
D) costs that go far beyond original budgets.
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A) most service companies focus on continuous innovation
B) for labour-intensive, interactive services, the actual providers (the service delivery staff) are part of the customer experience and thus are part of the innovation
C) most service companies focus on creating only incremental improvements
D) the new-service development process is often easy for the service customer to observe
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A) Mercedes Benz CL250
B) Roget's Thesaurus
C) CD player
D) Lexus LS 400 luxury automobile
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A) poor execution of the marketing mix
B) poor product quality
C) too little market attractiveness
D) insignificant point of difference compared to competitive offerings
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A) secondary demand
B) contrived demand
C) primary demand
D) derived demand
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A) sales.
B) consumer attitudes.
C) advertising.
D) price.
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A) market testing
B) business analysis
C) commercialization
D) screening and evaluation
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A) supplies
B) installations
C) accessory equipment
D) services
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A) supply material.
B) component part.
C) accessory equipment.
D) service.
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A) product category.
B) product class.
C) marketing mix.
D) product mix.
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A) unsought goods
B) convenience goods
C) shopping goods
D) specialty goods
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