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Marketing Management Study Set 1
Quiz 3: Collecting Information and Forecasting Demand
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Question 101
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Consumers belonging to the same ethnic group have identical tastes and preferences.
Question 102
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A growing portion of U.S. R&D expenditures goes to the development as opposed to the research side.
Question 103
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Marketing strategies of firms should not consider the ethnic and racial diversity existing in their markets.
Question 104
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Environmental regulations enforced by the government adversely affect automobile and steel manufacturing companies.
Question 105
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Market demand for a product is the total volume that would be bought by a defined customer group in a defined geographical area in a defined time period in a defined marketing environment under a defined marketing program.
Question 106
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Households comprising of single, separated, widowed, and divorced individuals generally demand larger apartments, and expensive appliances, furniture, and furnishings.
Question 107
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Of all illiterate adults in the world, two-thirds are women.
Question 108
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Corporate environmentalism recognizes the need to integrate environmental issues into the firm's strategic plans.
Question 109
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The penetrated market is the set of consumers who have an interest in a market offer but do not have the accessibility.
Question 110
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Regulation of technological changes has been relaxed by the U.S. government over recent years.
Question 111
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Environmental laws imposed by the government may at times create new business opportunities.
Question 112
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Firms that can develop substitute materials for finite nonrenewable resources have an excellent opportunity.
Question 113
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An expansible market is unlikely to be affected by the level of industry marketing expenditures.
Question 114
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Markets with a segment of very wealthy consumers, but high income disparity, present few opportunities to marketers.
Question 115
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The time between introduction of products and peak production is shrinking.
Question 116
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Industrial economies provide limited marketing opportunities for luxurious goods.
Question 117
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Business has responded to increased awareness of nature's fragility and finiteness by producing wider varieties of camping, hiking, boating, and fishing gear such as boots, tents, backpacks, and accessories.