A) co-branding
B) private branding
C) multibranding
D) multiproduct branding
E) promotional branding
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A) low-learning
B) fashion
C) fad
D) substitute
E) high-learning
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A) finding the percent of the U.S. population in the "Households without children" segment divided by the percent of Hawaiian Punch sold to households without children in the U.S. multiplied by 100.
B) subtracting the total number of non-users from the total number of users of Hawaiian Punch sold to households without children.
C) finding the difference in total sales of Hawaiian Punch between households who have children and those who do not.
D) finding the percent of Hawaiian Punch sold to U.S. households without children divided by the percent of the U.S. population in the "Households without children" segment multiplied by 100.
E) using the ratio of sales revenue of the firm to the total sales revenue of all firms in the industry, including the firm itself.
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A) product bundling
B) improving a product's quality
C) changing a product's appearance
D) creating a new use situation
E) altering a product's performance
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A) product line branding
B) subbranding
C) uniform branding
D) mixed branding
E) brand extensions
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A) increase profits during the maturity stage of a product's life cycle.
B) convince laggards to try a new product.
C) recoup research and development costs.
D) influence the product life cycle of fashion products.
E) attempt to overcome barriers to adoption.
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A) introduction
B) growth
C) maturity
D) decline
E) harvest
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A) engaging in extensive data analysis related to their products and brands
B) developing new products
C) managing existing products through the stages of their life cycles
D) developing and implementing strategies at the corporate level
E) developing and executing a marketing program described in an annual marketing plan for the product line
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A) innovators.
B) early adopters.
C) the early majority.
D) the late majority.
E) laggards.
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A) households without children
B) households with children 13 to 18 years old
C) households with children 6 years old or under
D) households with children 7 to 12 years old
E) According to the BDI, all segments show positive numbers, so there is opportunity for growth in every segment.
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A) introduction
B) growth
C) maturity
D) decline
E) accelerated development
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A) outsourcing.
B) trading up.
C) shrinkage.
D) upsizing.
E) downsizing.
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A) alters a product's characteristic, such as its quality, performance, or appearance, to increase its value to customers and to increase sales.
B) manages a product's life cycle to increase its use among existing customers, create new use situations, or find new customers.
C) tries to find new customers and convince users who abandoned it to purchase again.
D) drops the lowest producing market segment and replaces it with an entirely new one.
E) combines the lowest producing market segment into others to achieve marketing economies of scale.
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A) innovators.
B) early adopters.
C) the early majority.
D) the late majority.
E) laggards.
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A) maturity stage
B) commercialization stage
C) accelerated development stage
D) growth stage
E) introduction stage
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A) alters a product's characteristic, such as its quality, performance, or appearance, to increase its value to customers and to increase sales.
B) manages a product's life cycle by finding new customers, increasing a product's use among existing customers, or creating new use situations.
C) tries to find new customers and convince users who abandoned the product to purchase again.
D) drops the lowest producing market segment and replaces it with an entirely new one.
E) combines the two lowest producing market segments to achieve marketing economies of scale.
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A) a point-of-purchase display.
B) merchandising.
C) packaging.
D) a label.
E) a product bundle.
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A) Although labels are can carry useful information, the less information communicated, the better.
B) The brand logo or brand name should always be the largest image on a label.
C) Labels can be very expensive, and they are important because they often are the first contact the consumer has with the product.
D) The best labels to use on food products are those that can be easily removed to promote recycling of the package.
E) One penny for every dollar consumers spend on products goes toward packaging and labeling costs.
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A) finding new users
B) creating new use situations
C) increasing a product's use by existing customers
D) modifying the product
E) reacting to competitors' positions
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A) high-learning
B) fashion
C) low-learning
D) fad
E) generalized
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