A) more attention to targeted media
B) lower stock turns on higher margin items
C) slower real income growth in United States
D) growth of mass-merchandising
E) growth of larger, more powerful retail chains
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A) actually lowers prices to the consumer.
B) informs large numbers of potential customers about a firm's products in an economical way.
C) results in economies of scale in manufacturing, distribution, and sales.
D) makes both the micro- and macro-marketing processes work better.
E) All of these alternatives are correct.
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A) tensions between "have" and "have-not" cultures
B) more attention to exporting by small companies
C) global communication over the Internet
D) decreasing income and population in emerging markets
E) impact of "pop" cultures on traditional cultures
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A) Innovation
B) Production
C) Advertising
D) Pricing
E) Encirclement
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A) at both the micro and the macro level.
B) mainly at the macro level.
C) mainly at the micro level.
D) None of these alternatives is correct.
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A) the marketing concept is not accepted.
B) firms fail to identify new opportunities.
C) firms do "mass marketing."
D) some managers believe that anyone can run a business successfully.
E) All of these are reasons why micro-marketing will probably continue to cost too much.
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A) doesn't provide superior value.
B) reveals where customers are located.
C) amounts to a feasible strategy.
D) offers a competitive advantage.
E) provides differentiation for the seller.
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A) Consumers shouldn't use it because it gives them an unfair advantage over car dealers.
B) Consumers have a responsibility to use the information and be smarter customers.
C) Consumers can use it, but should not feel a responsibility to do so.
D) Consumers should not trust any information they receive from any source except the government.
E) None of these alternatives is correct.
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A) growth of JIT and EDI
B) more international market development
C) less attention to distribution service
D) more attention to quality
E) faster new-product development
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A) trends in the external market environment may make a potential opportunity more or less attractive.
B) marketing managers implement marketing STRATEGIES-NOT marketing plans.
C) the market environment may force marketing managers to change target markets-but their marketing mixes usually are not affected.
D) it is easier in large firms because marketing managers can count on specialists to plan each of the "four Ps."
E) All of these alternatives are correct.
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A) Product
B) Place
C) Promotion
D) Price
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A) lack of interest in the customer.
B) improper blending of the four Ps.
C) lack of understanding of the market environment.
D) listening too closely to the "voice of the customer."
E) lack of understanding of the fickle customer.
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A) abusing policies about returning goods
B) changing price tags in self-service stores
C) being abusive to salespeople
D) shoplifting
E) all of these are examples of unethical behavior
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A) customer satisfaction.
B) product perishability.
C) employee productivity.
D) advertisement TRPs.
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A) Product
B) Place
C) Promotion
D) Price
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