business gemma Flashcards

1
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how can a market size be measured?

A
  1. by volume
  2. by value
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2
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why doing a market research

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  • to identify customer wants and needs
  • to identify consumer habits
  • to find gaps in the market
  • to identify the type of competition
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3
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how the inflation is measured?

A

by RPI - retail price index

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4
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exchange rates
if export grows
if import grows

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  • if export grows - currency’s value rises
  • if import grows - currency’s value falls
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5
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5 pricing strategies + explaination of each

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  1. cost + pricing - unit cost + a little on top
  2. penetration pricing - low price to appeal
  3. price skimming - high price to reduce it later
  4. psychological pricing - 99$ instead of 100$
  5. dynamic pricing - changes the prices according to demand
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6
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7Ps

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  • product
  • place
  • promotion
  • price
  • people
  • process
  • physical evidence
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7
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what makes a product price elastic

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  • availability of substitutes
  • inflation
  • interest rates
  • little brand loyalty
  • expensive good
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8
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if elastic PED and price rise

A

lower total revenue

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9
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if inelastic PED and price rise

A

higher total revenue

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10
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if elastic PED and price fall

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  • higher total revenue
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11
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if inelastic PED and price fall

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lower total revenue

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12
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what happens to inferior goods when incomes rise?

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demand for them falls

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13
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in what 4 ways a market can be segmented?

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  1. income
  2. demographics
  3. behaviour
  4. location
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14
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what are typically 2 axes in market mapping?

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  1. quality
  2. price
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15
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what are the 5 stages of a product lifecycle?

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  1. development
  2. introduction
  3. growth
  4. maturity
  5. decline
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16
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the features of development stage

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  • high unit cost
  • research
17
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the features of the introduction stage

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  • narrow distribution
  • high unit cost
  • extensive promotion
  • convincing customers to purchase
18
Q

the features of the growth stage

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  • gain profitability
  • maximising the length of this stage
  • high costs
  • limited customer takeout
19
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the features of maturity stage

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  • competitors exit
  • max revenue
  • oversaturated market
  • extension strategies
20
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the features of the decline stage

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  • still a positive cashflow
  • revenue is falling
  • obsolete technology
21
Q

high market share and high market growh product

A

star

22
Q

low market share and low market growth product

A

dog

23
Q

low market share and high market growth product

A

question mark / problem child

24
Q

high market share and low market growth product

A

cash cow

25
Q

2 types of goods

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  1. consumer B2C
  2. industrial B2B
26
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3 types of products

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  1. speciality products - products with a strong preference to
  2. shopping products - bought less frequantly and require shopping around
  3. convenience products - everyday goods
27
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3 types of goods

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  1. normal goods
  2. luxury goods
  3. inferior goods
28
Q

what are the 4 stages of economic cycle

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  1. recovery
  2. recession
  3. boom
  4. slump
29
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external factors affecting the business

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  • economic factors
  • social factors
  • competitive factors
  • technological advancements
  • environmental factors
30
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normal, luxury and inferior goods and their YED

A

Normal good

YED > 0

Luxury good

YED > 1

Inferior good

YED < 0

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