A) give a broad general overview.
B) function as a sales document.
C) be more informally written.
D) be directed to the people who would be affected by it.
E) be directed to the people who must implement the plan.
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A) the information is printed in English on one side and Spanish on the other.
B) the color of the box gets redder as the spices get hotter.
C) there is a Southwestern motif on the box instead of pictures of the product.
D) there is a thermometer strip that indicates when the product is properly thawed.
E) there are hidden figures created by the outlines of the chili beans for people to look at while preparing the meal.
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A) unique, high-quality, high-price products
B) many lower-quality, lower-price competitors
C) lack the economies of scale of huge competitors
D) Consumer income is high and convenience is important to U.S. households.
E) more households "eating out" and bringing prepared take-out into the home
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A) Does the prospective product meet all government safety standards?
B) Who is your competition and what are they doing?
C) Who will be your key suppliers?
D) What are your taxes?
E) Is there something unique or distinctive about the product or service that separates it from substitutes and competitors?
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A) the competition, the economy, and the company's customers.
B) the company, the economy, and the company's customers.
C) current trends, the competition, and the economy.
D) current trends, projected changes, competitive advantages.
E) the competition, the company, and the company's customers.
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A) create a prototype and test it in the real world.
B) submit a quality résumé that demonstrates the likelihood of future success.
C) develop a well-written marketing or business plan.
D) make a list of all the other ideas you have, including this one.
E) ask for an informal interview.
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A) the financial investment needed.
B) the time frame.
C) available resources.
D) the industry.
E) the competition.
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A) Are the financial projections realistic and healthy?
B) Does the prospective product meet all government safety standards?
C) Who is your competition and what are they doing?
D) Who will be your key suppliers?
E) What are your taxes?
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A) to restaurants specializing in American cuisine.
B) through company-owned stores at outlet malls.
C) exclusively to mass merchandisers such as Walmart and Target.
D) through a food distributor, which in turn will sell directly to grocery stores.
E) online to consumers to bypass "the middleman"; the product will be shipped using packed dry ice containers to keep it frozen during transportation.
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A) the time frame.
B) the competition.
C) available resources.
D) the target audience and purpose.
E) the financial investment needed.
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A) change its recipes to be even lower in carbs, fats, and salt than competitors' products.
B) emphasize its products' taste and authenticity rather than their nutritional characteristics.
C) emphasize the already healthy product characteristics as well as the product's taste, convenience, and flexibility.
D) emphasize the research findings that indicate that Americans are actually getting too little fat in their diets, which makes them overeat in order to feel satisfied.
E) capitalize on the fact that its products have always been healthier than competitors' products and its plan to make meals even healthier.
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A) be informally written.
B) contain specific financial details.
C) point the direction for future marketing activities.
D) explain organization and structure.
E) provide biographical information of key players.
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A) the size of the potential workforce included in their plans differs.
B) the investment potential of investors included in their plans differs.
C) the experience of the key personnel demonstrated in their plans differs.
D) the time periods likely to be covered by their plans differ.
E) the knowledge of technical language used in their plans differs.
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A) as soon as you open the cover.
B) on the cover of the plan.
C) immediately after the executive summary.
D) between the executive summary and the company description.
E) immediately before the executive summary.
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A) This will be a fantastic, once in a lifetime opportunity in the amazing world of chocolate lovers.
B) This product offers a unique opportunity to meet the needs of consumers who love the flavor of chocolate but who are allergic to cocoa.
C) What could be better than chocolate? Nothing! That's why this is a phenomenal opportunity for those who really understand the exciting world of chocolate.
D) We are not kidding. This new non-cocoa chocolate candy is simply irresistible; everyone we gave a sample to fell in love with it.
E) The fact that this chocolate-flavored candy does not contain cocoa should be a selling point.
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A) a moderately priced "homestyle taste of the Southwest" chili.
B) a low-cost "Mexican/American meld of flavors" for easy-to-prepare frozen entrees.
C) traditional "Taste of Mexico" that uses all organic ingredients in semi-prepared meals.
D) very high-quality "gourmet Southwestern/Mexican" frozen entrees and desserts.
E) very high-quality "authentic Southwestern/Mexican tasting" chilies that can be prepared easily and quickly.
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A) the time frame.
B) the competition.
C) available resources.
D) the financial investment needed.
E) the kind and complexity of the organization.
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A) must start at the top of a new page so as not to create page break problems.
B) can be inserted anywhere in the page of text in a plan and do not have figure numbers.
C) should not be used since words would be more effective in describing the content than a table or graph.
D) be at least two inches but not more than fives inches high.
E) are more for style than for substance.
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A) Where are we now?
B) What is the competition doing?
C) How will our organization change?
D) What is happening in the industry?
E) Where are we going?
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A) sponsored a recipe contest with the first prize being a trip for two to Mexico.
B) used bundle pricing with a chili bowl and a selection of products.
C) sponsored a series of short but informative commercials on the Cooking Channel.
D) published small, full-color, illustrated pamphlets as buyer incentives to its wholesalers.
E) printed recipes on the inside of its packaging.
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