Marketing definitions Flashcards
operating expenses
cost of running a business
vertical conflict
members of different levels
horizontal conflict
members of same level
retail price maintenance
manufacturer and distributer agree on a certain price to sell the manufacturer’s product
price fixing
agreeing with competitors to sell a product at a certain price
predatory pricing
lower costs to drive out competition and then raising those costs to make up for the losses and make profit
scanner fraud
charging at a higher cost at the checkout/poin of purchase than what was advertised/on the shelves
gray marketing
using unofficial but legal channels of distribution
slotting allowance
the fee manufacturer’s pay retailers to get their prodcuts on the shelves
channel strategies
methods a company uses to deliver goods and services to consumers in the most efficient way
misrepresentation
providing false or misleading information. exaggerating, omitting info, etc.
exclusivity
making a product/service only available to an exclusive/limited group of customers –> raises desirability of the product/service
commercial bank
accepts deposits, provides loans, offers various services to business and individuals, focused on generating profit
savings and loan association
focused on accepting saving deposits and providing home mortgage loans. promotes homeownership
finance company
provides loans and credut typically personal and auto loans and equipment financing
credit unions
non profit organizations that prioritize consumer needs over high prices. membership based on common bond (shared employment, community, affiliation, etc.)
styles of management: controlling
monitoring performace and comparing to goals
styles of management: organizing
arrangment of resources and tasks to achieve organizational goals (defining roles, responsibility, and structure)
styles of management: planning
process of goal setting and determining action plans to achieve them (forecasting and decision making)
styles of management: directing
guiding and motivating employees to work effectively toward goals (communication and leadership)
social responsibility
business’s social and ethical responsibilities, acting in the interest of consumers, employees, the community, etc. (sustainable practices, transparency, etc.)
quantities: demand
amount of product/service consumers are willing and able to purchase at a specific price and time period
quantities: market price
amount of product/service available at a specific price in the market. indicates the amount consumers are willing to buy at that price.
quantities: supply
amount of product/service producers are willing to sell at a specific price and time.
quantities: elasticity
how quantity demanded of goods/services responds to changes in price. (sensitivity of customers to price change)
SWOT analysis
strengths, weaknesses, opportunities, threats
deviation
difference between the expected outcomes vs the actual outcomes
trade journals
publications focused on specific industries. contain info like news, trends, research, etc.