A) gives each product a distinct name when each brand is intended for a different market segment.
B) uses different brand names for the same product across multiple countries.
C) uses one name for all its products in a product class.
D) produces products but sells them under the brand name of a wholesaler or retailer.
E) contractually, and for a fee, allows other firms to use its brand name, requiring that the product be made to its specifications.
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A) have a fear of debt and use neighbors and friends as information sources.
B) are skeptical and have below average social status.
C) are deliberate and use many informal social contacts.
D) are leaders in social settings and have a slightly above average education.
E) are venturesome, higher educated, and use multiple information sources.
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A) sales.
B) word-of-mouth.
C) number of competitors.
D) regulators.
E) product proliferation.
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A) brand name.
B) copyright.
C) trademark.
D) label.
E) trade name.
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A) The name was not distinctive nor memorable.
B) The name did not fit the company image.
C) The name had too many legal restrictions.
D) The name was too confusing with both capital and lowercase letters.
E) The name failed to suggest the product benefits.
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A) brand cachet.
B) brand net worth.
C) brand equity.
D) brand benefit.
E) brand enhancement.
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A) combining a corporate brand with a family brand.
B) pairing two or more strong brands to facilitate the marketing of a joint product.
C) using the same brand names for the same product in multiple countries.
D) using the same name for the original product and for all subsequent product line extensions.
E) using a current brand name to enter a different product class.
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A) it guarantees the lowest prices.
B) decision making becomes easier for consumers.
C) there is no need for coupons, discounts, or other customer incentives.
D) customers are often willing to pay a higher price.
E) new market segments are easily added to the market-product grid.
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A) begin harvesting
B) stabilize market share
C) stress differentiation
D) maintain brand loyalty
E) gain awareness
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A) is easy to spell and pronounce.
B) is not easily imitated.
C) suggests the service's benefits.
D) demands a hint of moral obligation.
E) is devoid of emotion.
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A) secondary demand
B) introductory demand
C) primary demand
D) discretionary demand
E) selective demand
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A) growth
B) maturity
C) introduction
D) decline
E) accelerated development
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A) introduction
B) growth
C) maturity
D) decline
E) harvest
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A) generalized
B) high-learning
C) low-learning
D) fashion
E) fad
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A) the licensing of a name, phrase, design, symbol, or combination of these for a period of 17 years, at which time a firm may renew its intellectual property rights to them.
B) the value added to the product from the additional features given to a product beyond its functional attributes.
C) the identification of an organization's products based upon individual SKUs.
D) an organization's use of a name, phrase, design, symbol, or combination of these to identify its products and distinguish them from those of competitors.
E) the establishment of a commercial, legal name under which a company does business.
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A) This strategy can result in lower advertising and promotion costs.
B) A risk that comes with product line extensions is that sales of an extension may come at the expense of other items in the company's product line.
C) A product line extension raises the level of brand awareness.
D) Line extensions work best when they provide incremental company revenue by taking sales away from competing brands.
E) Product line extensions involve using a current brand name to enter a different product class.
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A) minimize promotion
B) increase market share
C) stress differentiation
D) gain awareness
E) maintain brand loyalty
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A) there is no incentive to change.
B) there are physical, economic, or social fears.
C) there are cultural differences.
D) the financial commitment is too great.
E) the product is not consistent with existing habits.
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A) The length of service life cycles is typically longer than those for tangible products.
B) There is no set time that a product takes to move through its life cycle.
C) Technological change shortens product life cycles as new products replace existing ones.
D) The use of mass media tends to shorten product life cycles.
E) Consumer products have shorter life cycles than business products.
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A) Gatorade uses the same formula for all its products and simply changes the brand name when introducing new flavors.
B) Gatorade's success can be attributed to management's decision to find and then stick with one channel of distribution.
C) Gatorade changed its color, packaging, and size of items in the product line for the domestic market so that they would not conflict with those marketed to foreign markets.
D) Gatorade has used the same packaging since the product debuted in 1965.
E) Gatorade has changed its product formulation, packaging, and advertising over the years in response to changes in the marketplace.
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