A) Matt: money is tight, as he is working contract-to-contract
B) Lindsey: a doctor, usually likes to wait until something is proven first, just like in medicine
C) Jo: spends her time as a blogger for a local technology site
D) Brady: a lawyer, who is always skeptical of these things, hence why she is a lawyer!
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A) vacation services
B) home cleaning
C) automobiles
D) food and beverage
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A) branding.
B) product identification.
C) copyrighting.
D) trademarking.
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A) primary
B) derived
C) generic
D) selective
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A) one new product will produce ancillary product invention (e.g., video cassettes created a market for cassette holders) .
B) product changes by one competitor lead to similar product changes by another competitor.
C) once a product enters the market, very similar products will enter within a very short period of time.
D) not all consumers accept a new product at the same time because adoption of a product spreads slowly throughout the population.
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A) reselling
B) competitors
C) margins
D) counterfeiti ng
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A) creating new use situations through a market modification strategy.
B) finding new users through a product modification strategy.
C) modifying the product characteristics.
D) increasing use by existing customers through a product modification strategy.
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A) maintain the ability to meet customers' requests.
B) eliminate production and distribution costs.
C) get as many new customers as possible.
D) maintain primary demand for a product category.
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A) product line extensions
B) brand mimicking
C) brand extension
D) sub-branding
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A) product modification
B) a market-product strategy
C) market modification
D) diversification
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A) Nokia's entry would help segment the market, establishing targets for the smaller firms.
B) the small companies could leapfrog beyond Nokia's products.
C) Nokia could set standards and generate primary demand.
D) Nokia could solve the remaining technological problems.
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A) fad product
B) high-learning product
C) fashion product
D) low-learning product
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A) licensing.
B) "me-too" marketing.
C) product counterfeiting.
D) brand imitation.
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A) any word, device (design, sound, shape or colour) , or combination of these used to distinguish a seller's goods or services.
B) the part of a brand that is a symbol or design and cannot be spoken.
C) the part of a brand name that can be spoken.
D) the commercial, legal name under which a company does business.
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A) Product modification
B) Market modification
C) Market-product strategy
D) Product repositioning
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A) introduction
B) maturity
C) decline
D) growth
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A) storage benefits
B) protection benefits
C) perceptual benefits
D) communication benefits
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A) fashion product
B) high-learning product
C) low-learning product
D) fad product
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