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If a market segment looks attractive, and serving that segment fits our corporate abilities, then we should
 a. avoid it.
  b. collect some data.
  c. do some analysis.
  d. go for it.

Question 2

This type of inventory is influenced by the reliability of demand and lead time.
 a. Cycle stock
  b. WIP
  c. Safety stock
  d. Seasonal stock

Question 3

Discuss the difference between a comparative ad and a non-comparative ad. Additionally, discuss how the small and big players in the market use a comparative ad.

Question 4

Which of the following is needed to develop a market?
 a. hiring new people
  b. market research
  c. developing new skills
  d. additional suppliers

Question 5

A researcher interested in a data matrix that displays the frequency of some combination of possible responses to multiple variables should construct a ____.
 a. perceptual map
  b. contingency table
  c. regression equation
  d. marginal table

Question 6

Inventory as an asset on the balance sheet and a __________ on the income statement.
 a. liability
  b. footnote
  c. statement
  d. variable expense

Question 7

In marketing, explain the distinction between a one-sided argument and a two-sided argument. Give an example of each type.

Question 8

Which of the following is the appropriate technique for addressing research questions involving relationships among multiple variables that are measured with a less-than interval scale?
 a. cross-tabulation
  b. ANOVA
  c. regression
  d. cluster analysis

Question 9

Company ABC is developing a marketing strategy for a new cell phone product and just discovered that ABC's biggest competitor is launching a very similar product at almost exactly the same time. In a SWOT analysis, the competitor's product would be a(n)
 a. strength.
  b. weakness.
  c. opportunity.
  d. threat.
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6 years ago
Answer to #1

d

Answer to #2

b

Answer to #3

In a non-comparative ad, a brand is mentioned and its features, attributes, and image portrayal, etc., are conveyed in the message. There is only one brand featured and only that brand's benefits and positioning are shown.
In a comparative ad, the featured brand name is mentioned, as is the brand name of a competitor. A small player uses this ad to get associations to the good qualities of the big player. A big player uses this ad to show how much better you are than all the small guys.

Answer to #4

b

Answer to #5

B

Answer to #6

d

Answer to #7

In a one-sided argument, the company focuses exclusively on its own product and how the product will help the customer. This type of ad does not mention the competition or how their product might have a weakness. An example would be a commercial for Crest toothpaste where Crest explains how its toothpaste will make your teeth sparkle like a fine piece of silverware.
In a two-sided argument, the company mentions a weakness in the brand. The reason for doing this might be to gain credibility by admitting to the weakness. Another reason is that two-sided ads are unique and therefore get more attention. An example would be Winterplace Ski resort in West Virginia. The resort is not very good (only a few trails, crowded, not many lifts). It would mention in its ad that it does not have all the frills and thrills of the big name resorts, but its resort is much more affordable and you can still have a great ski experience.

Answer to #8

A

Answer to #9

d
crg0202 Author
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6 years ago
SO very smart
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