A) skinny ties
B) parabolic skis
C) personal flotation devices
D) razor blades
E) hockey helmets
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A) decline
B) introduction
C) growth
D) maturity
E) deceleration
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A) generic branding
B) multibranding
C) co-branding
D) multiproduct branding
E) private branding
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A) "It looks delicious but it might make me fat."
B) "What if I can't make the monthly payments?"
C) "I don't want to use this if it means it will take me longer to get ready in the morning."
D) "Big deal,the only difference is the shape of the package."
E) "Sure I'll try it;why not!"
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A) introduction
B) growth
C) maturity
D) decline
E) harvest
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A) all of an organization's product items or brands.
B) all of an organization's product classes.
C) all of an organization's existing products through the stages of their life cycles.
D) all products or brands that require close fiscal scrutiny.
E) a close-knit family of products or brands.
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A) reducing the number of features,qualities,or price
B) reducing the amount of product carried as inventory
C) reducing the number of product items in a product line
D) redirecting marketing resources from a "cash cow" target market to one that is not performing as well in the hopes of increasing sales and profits
E) encouraging consumers through the use of coupons and deals to purchase a firm's lower-priced products
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A) alters a product's characteristic,such as its quality,performance,or appearance,to increase its value to customers and to increase sales.
B) manages a product's life cycle to increase its use among existing customers,create new use situations,or find new customers.
C) tries to find new customers and convince users who abandoned it to purchase again.
D) drops the lowest producing market segment and replaces it with an entirely new one.
E) combines the lowest producing market segment into others to achieve marketing economies of scale.
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A) perceptual
B) functional
C) communications
D) physical
E) tangible
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A) having one firm manufacture a product and a second firm distribute it all under the same name.
B) changing a brand name of a product line extension product by making it "New and Improved!"
C) combining a corporate brand with a new brand to distinguish a part of its product line from others.
D) creating a knockoff version of a product and changing the spelling of the name ("chikin" nuggets) .
E) using the same name for the original product and all subsequent product line and brand extensions.
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A) skimming
B) paring
C) divesting
D) milking
E) harvesting
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A) selective
B) generic
C) derived
D) primary
E) secondary
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A) early adopters.
B) early majority.
C) late majority.
D) laggards.
E) innovators.
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A) Advertising emphasis switches to primary demand.
B) The proportion of initial purchasers to repeat purchasers grows.
C) New or modified product features are added.
D) Profit margins increase as sales increase.
E) There are a limited number of retail outlets for greater quality control.
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A) elicit the proper consumer responses to a brand's identity and meaning.
B) develop positive brand awareness.
C) reward loyal customer behavior.
D) establish a brand's meaning in the minds of consumers.
E) create a consumer-brand connection.
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A) risk
B) regulatory
C) psychological
D) usage
E) value
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A) skimming pricing and penetration pricing.
B) price lining and product line pricing.
C) markdown pricing and quantity discount pricing.
D) skimming pricing and bundle pricing.
E) penetration pricing and experience curve pricing.
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A) products tend to be higher in quality.
B) it helps consumers become more efficient shoppers.
C) branded items are more readily available in retail outlets.
D) branded items are usually more expensive because of the cost to register them with the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) .
E) they are often rewarded with buyer loyalty incentives.
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