A) poor product quality.
B) no economical access to buyers.
C) an insignificant point of difference.
D) incomplete market and product protocol.
E) poor execution of the marketing mix.
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A) products for which there are many substitutes.
B) products purchased for their prestige or high perceived value.
C) products a consumer will make a specific effort to search out and buy.
D) items for which the consumer compares several alternatives on several criteria such as price,quality,or style.
E) items that the consumer does not know about or knows about but does not initially buy.
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A) disruptive innovation
B) continuous innovation
C) discontinuous innovation
D) dynamically continuous innovation
E) evolutionary innovation
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A) business product
B) nondurable good
C) B2B product
D) durable good
E) consumer product
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A) an opportunity cost charge
B) lost sales fee
C) shelf space allowance
D) product displacement fee
E) a failure fee
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A) everyone has an opinion,but no one is willing to take charge and guide the discussion.
B) everyone has the same idea after using the brainstorming idea-generation technique.
C) there is too much competition among marketing managers,so no one is willing to share his or her ideas.
D) someone suspects a problem with a product concept but is afraid to speak up because everyone else is so enthusiastic.
E) top management wants the new product to go forward regardless of what anyone else thinks.
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A) accessory equipment
B) industrial services
C) supply materials
D) component parts
E) installations
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A) commercialization
B) screening and evaluation
C) business analysis
D) development
E) market testing
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