BA101 (Week 3) Chapter 12 Flashcards

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Product Mix

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Assortment of products offered by firm. Normally diversify (expand, include more in business)

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Product Line

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Set of Related Products or services offers by single firm (ex: Coke, Diet Coke, sprite)

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  1. Product Life Cycle

2. List the phases

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  1. Typical set of phases over their lifetime.
    - Introduction
    - growth
    - maturity
    - decline
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  1. Target Market

2. List 2 types

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  1. Individuals or groups w/similar traits who may purchase a particular product
  2. Consumer market-various consumer products and services (ex: cameras, clothes & household items)
    Industrial market- (ex: steel & plastic)
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List factors of Target Markets

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-Demographics 
(Age, race, interests)
-geography 
(Weather, tastes)
-Economic 
(Income)
-Social values
(Alcohol, cigarettes)
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Obsolete.

List 2 reasons

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Less useful than in the past for 2 reasons:

  • Fashion obsolescence
  • technological obsolescence
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Steps to create a new product:

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  1. Develop a product idea
  2. Assess the feasibility of product idea
  3. Design & test the product
  4. Distribute & promote the product
  5. Post audit the product
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Product Differentiation

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A firm’s effort to distinguish it’s product from competitor’s products to see the product is more desirable.

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Branding

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Method identifying products and differentiating ten from competing products.
(Family vs Individual)

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List Types of Brands

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Producer (manufacturer)
Store (retail store)
Generic (distribute products)
Co-branding (firms agree to offer a combination of two noncompeting products at a discounted price.

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Pricing Strategies, list 3.

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  1. Cost of Production
  2. Supply of Inventory(ex: apple old vs. New model sale)
  3. Competitors price
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List types of cost of production

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  1. cost-based pricing- estimating the per unit cost of producing a product and then adding a mark up.
  2. High fixed cost- cost remain unchanged regardless of quantity produced.
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List types of competitors Price

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  • Penetration Pricing - set lower price than competitors to penetrate market. The success depend on price elasticity.
  • Defensive Pricing - product’s price is reduced to defend (retain) market share
  • Predatory Pricing - lower tier price to drive out new competitors that enter market
  • Prestige Pricing - higher price if product intend to be the “best”
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Fixed Cost

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Cost of production that remains unchanged

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Variable cost

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Vary w/ quantity of items produced

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Product Differentiation variables

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  • Physical Form
  • Functional Features
  • Quality