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A) total product offer.
B) product mix.
C) product differentiation.
D) product package.
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A) a tablet
B) newspapers
C) fur coats
D) chewing gum
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A) both practice product mix effectiveness.
B) they utilize product differentiation.
C) Fernando's has chosen a shopping good strategy.
D) their target markets differ, with one intended to appeal to the industrial market, and the other designed to attract the consumer market.
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A) college textbook
B) pizza
C) car towing
D) cable television
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A) growth
B) maturity
C) saturation
D) decline
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A) fixed
B) variable
C) mixed
D) uncontrollable
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A) brand equity
B) brand association
C) brand awareness
D) marketing parity
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A) penetration
B) nonprice competition
C) industry leader
D) bundled package
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A) knockoff brand.
B) generic brand.
C) dealer (private) brand.
D) brand association.
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A) Changes in packaging can improve the product itself and open up large new markets.
B) Packaging is the least critical element of a firm's promotional strategy.
C) Technology has had a very limited role in improving packaging.
D) Packaging has avoided federal regulations.
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A) decreasing sales volume
B) large number of competitors
C) low profit levels or a potential loss
D) minimum use of advertising
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