Chapter 5,7,9 Flashcards

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What is a feasibility study?

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Knowing if the business is viable, practical and possible.

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2
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What questions do the marketing and production teams need to ask?

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Marketing: Can we sell it?
Production and design: Can we produce it?

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3
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What is the difference between an invention and an innovation?

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Inventions: New devices, methods, or processes developed from study and experimentation Ex: Fridge, microwave, telephone

Innovations: Products that use new technology, items, or processes to change the methods used to produce products, or to change the ways used to distribute them
Ex: They offered taxis by innovating it and creating Uber. They made the process of taxis to make it better

Example: Fridge, microwave, telephone.

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4
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What are the stages of product development?
(Find a product to go through all stages)

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Idea generation, idea screening, concept development, market strategy, feasibility study, product design, test marketing, market entry.

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5
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What is a cost-benefit analysis?

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to assess the advantages and disadvantages for a marketing decision, project. (If the product is even worth it for the cost )

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6
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How to calculate the break-even point of a product

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Break-Even point (sales dollars) = Fixed Costs ÷ Contribution Margin

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7
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What you need to know when calculating the break-even price

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The number of units that a business must sell at a given price to cover its costs

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8
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What is needed to calculate BEP?

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Needed → variable costs, fixed costs, and gross profit

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9
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How do you calculate the break-even point in sales dollars?

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Break-Even point (sales dollars) = Fixed Costs ÷ Contribution Margin

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10
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What are variable costs?

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Most often directly dependent on the quantity of goods sold or services rendered

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11
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What are fixed costs?

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Fixed costs are constant, independent of sales or other variables. Examples include Rent, Salaries, and Insurance.

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12
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What is double ticketing?

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Double ticketing: placing 2 prices on the same product and charging the higher price

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13
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What is price fixing?

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Businesses are not allowed to decide as a group what to charge for a specific product

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