CH 6 Flashcards

1
Q

As defined in your text, a product refers to

-any good or service that is mass produced and sold in more than one market.

-the specific combination of goods, services, or ideas that a firm offers to its target market

-marketed items of value that fulfill a need of an individual consumer or business.

-a tangible good that is received in exchange for money, time, or effort.

-any intangible offering a firm makes to an individual consumer or a business.

A

the specific combination of goods, services, or ideas that a firm offers to its target market

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2
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A risk associated with product-line extensions is that the new product may take away from sales of existing products in the product line. This is referred to as

diffusion.

outsourcing.

revamping.

cannibalization.

disruptive technology.

A

cannibalization.

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3
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Which scenario reflects the trial stage of the consumer adoption process?

a consumer reading online reviews of a mobile phone

a consumer buying an extended warranty on a product

a consumer ordering a new customized desktop computer from an online retailer

a consumer test riding a bike at a sports equipment store to see if she likes it

a consumer seeing an advertisement urging the audience to try a new high-speed Internet service free of cost

A

a consumer test riding a bike at a sports equipment store to see if she likes it

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4
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In the context of new-product characteristics that impact the adoption rate of a product, _____Blank refers to how well a new product fits into potential customers’ needs, values, product knowledge, and past behaviors.

likability

complexity

trialability

observability

compatibility

A

compatibility

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5
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Which product category makes up the smallest percentage of new products but carries the most potential (and risk) for the company introducing them?

repositioned products

new-category entries

product-line extensions

revamped products

new-to-the-market products

A

new-to-the-market products

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6
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A company that is introducing a new product in its final form to a geographically limited market to see how well the product sells and to get reactions from potential users is engaged in

idea screening.

concept marketing.

product screening.

concept testing.

test marketing.

A

test marketing.

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7
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A(n) _____Blank is a mock-up of a good, often created individually with the materials a firm expects to use in the final product.

fad product

avatar

prototype

low-learning product

first-mover

A

prototype

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8
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In which stage of the product life cycle is there an increase in promotion to resellers to entice them to continue to buy the company’s product rather than a competitor’s?

decline

beginning

introduction

maturity

growth

A

maturity

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9
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Mike is 40 years old. He had lunch every day at Bakers Square restaurant until it went out of business. He recognizes now that he will have to find a new place for lunch. What type of adopter can Mike be classified as?

late majority

early adopter

laggard

innovator

early majority

A

laggard

Exp: Laggards remain loyal to a product until it is no longer available for sale.

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10
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A group of related products marketed by the same firm is known as a(n)

product screen.

product prototype.

product line.

individual brand.

generic brand.

A

product line.

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11
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A technology that displaces an established technology and shakes up the industry, or a ground-breaking product that creates a completely new industry is referred to as

inventive technology.

planned obsolescence.

creative technology.

product revamping.

disruptive technology.

A

disruptive technology.

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12
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Ming always buys the latest gadgets on the market. She takes pride in buying new technology products as soon as they are launched and shares thoughts about her purchases on her blog. Which type of adopter is Ming?

early adopter

innovator

laggard

early majority

late majority

A

innovator

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13
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At what stage of the product life cycle is price usually the highest?

introduction

maturity

decline

growth

profit

A

introduction

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14
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Estimating the cost of a product, identifying the price at which a product will be sold, and estimating the demand for a product all take place in which stage of the new-product development process?

product launch

test marketing

new-product strategy development

business analysis

product development

A

business analysis

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15
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Stuffed Buddy launched a line of miniature-sized stuffed animals which became extremely popular within days of their release. Customers lined up to buy the stuffed animals and stores ran out of stock rapidly. However, in a few months, demand for the product started to decline and the company soon discontinued production of the line. Based on the product life cycle curve of the product, the product can be identified as a

low-learning product.

staple product.

fad product.

high-learning product.

fashion product.

A

fad product.

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16
Q

Which stage of the product life cycle is characterized by companies taking advantage of economies of scale?

growth

decline

conception

maturity

introduction

17
Q

Which type of product has a product life cycle curve that is a steep up-and-down curve because consumers rapidly adopt and then abandon it?

fashion products

high-learning products

fad products

low-learning products

slow-learning products

A

fad products

18
Q

Chiara’s Custom Knitwear sells handmade sweaters to men and women and offers knitting classes to the community and online. The sweaters and classes are

products.

ideas.

supply.

services.

inventory.