1. Flashcards
what is quota sampling?
creating a sample with individuals who represent a population
what is market orientation?
the decisions surrounding a product are based off of market research
what is product oreintation?
decisions surrounding a product are based off what the business is good at
what is the acronym for changes in demand?
population
advertising
substitute price
income
fashion/taste
interest rates
complimentary price
what is a shock?
an event outside of an economy which impacts the economy
what is the acronym for changes in supply?
policies
indirect tax
nnumber of firms
tech
subsidies
weather
c.o.p
what is predatory pricing?
lowering the price of goods so far that competitors cannot put goods out as they cannot cover their costs
what does PED measure?
the responsiveness of quanitity demanded to a changed of price
what does YED measure?
how demand changes following a change in income
what are the 3 components of the design mix?
aesthetic
function
cost
what is cost plus pricing?
pricing a product to cover costs and provide a good profit margin
what is price skimming?
prices are set high then decreased once a business is stable
what is price penetration?
setting prices low, then increasing them once a customer base is established
what is predatory pricing?
using aggressive price cutting so that competitors are detered
what is psychological pricing?
pricing an item to make it appear cheaper or to display its quality
what is a buffer stock?
stocks held incase of a sudden rise in demand or issue in supply
what is a stock out cost?
costs of not having stock when its needed
what is the JIT method?
not holding stock in storage, instead getting them delivered when they are required
what is a distribution channel?
the chain of firms a good or service passes through until it reaches the consumer
what is a wholesaler?
a business that sells goods to retailers
what is a retailer?
a business that sells goods to customers
what are the stages of the product life cycle?
- development
- intro
- growth
- maturity
- decline
give 2 ways how the product life cycle can be extended
- promoting the product differently
- changing the product itself
what are the 4 components of the Boston Matrix?
- cashcow
- dog
- question mark
- star
give 4 features of a cash cow product
- saturated product
- extending life cycle to maximise profit
- high market growth
- low market share
give 3 features of a dog product
- low market growth
- low market share
- declining product
give 3 features of a question mark product
- high market growth
- low market shere
- intro phase of life cycle
give 3 features of a star product
- high market growth
- high market share
- growth