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What is economic expansion?

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Economes are not stagnant. They expand and contract. Expansion could result in inflation. Contraction, on the other hand, may lead to recession and rising unemployment. A severe recession will lead to a depression.

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FSOT stands for Functional System Outdoor Training. According to this quiz, you will need to understand which of the two strategies can effectively motivate employees. What program allows... see moreemployees to choose their starting and ending times, as long as they are at work for a specified amount of time, the equal pay act, and what is important when evaluating an employee’s performance. Good luck with this quiz. see less

2. With affirmative action programs, legally mandated plans try to increase job opportunities for

Explanation

Affirmative action programs are legally mandated plans that try to increase job opportunities for minority groups by analyzing the current pool of workers, identifying areas where women and minorities are underrepresented, and establishing specific hiring and promotion goals, with target dates, for addressing the discrepancy.

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3. Which of the following is not in top management?

Explanation

Customer Service Officer is a front-line staffer.

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4. The Equal Pay Act mandates that men and women who do equal work must receive the same wage.  Wage differences are acceptable only if they are attributed to seniority or

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Performance varies across individuals and as such different wages should be applied. Although people in different locations get different gross wages, that approach is still based on the same base wage with different location allowance. National origin and religion are not relevant.

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5. Which of these is not a role of management?

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Managers plan, organize, staff, and direct. They have to play the strategic role and have to be free from day-to-day operations. On the other hand, customer service is an operational part of the organization and is for front-line staff.

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6. Which of these is not a factor in evaluating employee performance?

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Productivity, leadership, and adaptability are very important in evaluating employee performance. Productivity is the rate at which work is regularly produced and determines the effectiveness of the firm. A firm needs good leadership to grow. Employees that are potential good leaders should be groomed to top management roles. Adaptability is the ability to be comfortable with change. The only thing that is constant in a firm is usually change. Thus employees need to be able to adapt relatively quickly to changes.

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7. Which of the following is not a consumer product?

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Raw materials are natural products taken from the earth, oceans, and recycled solid waste. It is usually the starting phase of any products or business products. Convenience products are frequently purchased products, while shopping products are products in which consumers compare and contrast the benefits and costs. Specialty products are products such as fusion food or designer clothing.

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8. What is functional departmentalization?

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Answer A is customer departmentalization, answer B is geographical, and C is production departmentalization.

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9. This is a program that allows employees to choose their starting and ending times, provided that they are at work during the specified core period.  What is it?

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Flextime is the program adopted by many U.S. companies as they recognize that making allowances for employees' schedule increases employee morale and productivity. Double time and part time are not correct. Job sharing is not correct, but is a useful management tool that occurs when two people share a job. This allows the employee to keep a job without losing income and yet being able to spend time on personal priorities.

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10. What is the difference between a brand and a trademark?

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Branding is the process of naming and identifying products. A brand is a name, term, symbol, design, or combination that identifies a product and distinguishes it from other products. A trademark needs to be registered with the U.S. patent and trademark office. It is legally protected.

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11. Which of these is not a financial statement?

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An income statement is a financial report that shows an organization's profitability over a period of time, while a balance sheet is a snapshot of an organization's financial strength. A cash flow statement reflects the current assets and liquidity of the firm. An inventory sheet keeps track of inventory, which is not part of financial accounting.

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12. Why is morale an important component of human relations, especially for employees?

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Motivation affects an employee's attitude toward his or her job, employer, and colleagues. Low morale can contribute to high levels of dissatisfaction, absenteeism, and turnover.

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13. Which of these cannot be used as a basis for segmenting consumers?

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Medical conditions change with time and location; although it is technically possible to segment based on medical condition, it will be trivial and a secondary finding compared to the first three answers.

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14. Why do we need to have teams in organizations?

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Although teams bring with them benefits, they sometimes also create problems. Sometimes, personal conflicts can occur and hamper group productivity. Different groups can also refuse to share information and resources. But generally, the benefits outweigh the problems.

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15. The development and administration of the activities involved in transforming resources into goods and services is known as

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Operations management refers to the process of planning, organizing, and controlling the activities involved in transforming resources (such as raw materials, labor, and technology) into goods and services. It focuses on ensuring efficient and effective utilization of resources to meet customer demands and achieve organizational goals. This includes activities such as production planning, inventory management, quality control, and supply chain management. Therefore, operations management is the correct answer as it specifically relates to the development and administration of activities involved in transforming resources into goods and services.

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16. When a product is marked as ISO 9000, what does it mean?

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ISO stands for International Organization for Standardization, which determines a series of quality standards internationally to ensure consistent product quality under many conditions.

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17. The negotiation process through which management and unions reach an agreement about compensation, working hours, and working conditions is

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The objective of the collective bargaining is to reach a labor contract. In collective bargaining each side tries to reach an agreement that meets its demands. Sometimes, if this is not resolved amicably, it will lead to strikes and picketing.

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18. Which of these are ways to compensate the workforce?

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The correct answer is salary, commission, profit sharing, benefits. These are all common methods used by employers to compensate their workforce. Salary is a fixed amount paid to employees on a regular basis, while commission is a percentage of sales or revenue earned. Profit sharing involves distributing a portion of the company's profits among employees. Benefits can include health insurance, retirement plans, and other perks provided by the employer.

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19. Organizations operate in groups.  Which of these are forms of groups in a firm?

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In organizations, different forms of groups exist to facilitate collaboration and achieve common goals. Committees are formal groups that are formed to address specific issues or make decisions. Task forces are temporary groups assembled to work on a specific project or problem. Self-directed work teams are groups of employees who are empowered to make decisions and manage their own work processes. These groups play important roles in promoting teamwork, sharing expertise, and enhancing overall organizational performance.

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20. The U.S. workforce is becoming increasingly diverse.  What are some primary characteristics of diversity?

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The primary characteristics of diversity in the U.S. workforce include age, gender, ethnicity, and race. These factors represent different aspects of an individual's identity and contribute to the overall diversity within a workplace. Age diversity refers to the range of ages present in the workforce, while gender diversity encompasses the representation of both males and females. Ethnicity and race diversity highlight the variety of cultural backgrounds and racial identities within the workforce. These characteristics are important to consider in order to promote inclusivity and create a diverse and equitable working environment.

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21. What is the most effective method for a firm to improve morale for its employees?

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Employees all have emotional, psychological, and domestic problems. Having health plans, child-care facilities and counseling services are just some examples. Increasing salary is a short-term incentive; employees will quickly adjust to the new salary and morale will drop back down again. The other two choices have smaller effects but not as great as the programs cited in answer B.

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22. In marketing research, what is the difference between primary and secondary data?

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Primary data is marketing information that is observed, recorded, or collected directly from respondents, while secondary data is market information that is compiled inside or outside an organization for some purpose other than changing the current situation.

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23. For most salespeople, personal selling is a six-step process.  Which is the correct sequence?

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The correct sequence for the six-step process in personal selling is prospecting, approaching, presenting, handling objections, closing, and following up. Prospecting involves identifying potential customers, approaching is the initial contact with the customer, presenting is the stage where the salesperson presents their product or service, handling objections is addressing any concerns or hesitations the customer may have, closing is the stage where the salesperson asks for the sale, and following up is the final step to ensure customer satisfaction and build long-term relationships.

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24. SWOT analysis is often used to analyze the business situation of a firm.  What does SWOT stand for?

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SWOT analysis has proven to be the most widely used and enduring analytical technique in strategic management. It allows the firm to be aware of its internal environment (strength and weaknesses) and its external environment (opportunity and threats).

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25. What is just-in-time inventory management?

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JIT inventory management is a popular technique that eliminates waste by using smaller quantities of materials that arrive just in time for use in the transformation process and, therefore, requires less storage space and other inventory management expenses.

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26. Which of these is not a profitability ratio?

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Receivables turnover is an asset utilization ratio. The first three answers are all profitability ratio -- ratios that measure the amount of operating income or net income an organization is able to generate relative to its assets, owners' equity, and sales.

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27. In every company, there are financial managers.  What is the role of a financial manager?

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Financial managers work with funds that make the company operational and profitable.

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28. Understanding customer thinking and needs is very important.  When a marketing manager understands that the customers have certain needs to be fulfilled, products and services can be designed to fulfill those wants.  What is the highest level of Maslow's hierarchy of needs?

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Maslow's hierarchy of needs is a theory in psychology that categorizes human needs into different levels. The highest level in this hierarchy is self-actualization needs. Self-actualization refers to the desire for personal growth, self-fulfillment, and reaching one's full potential. It is the need to become the best version of oneself and to pursue meaningful goals and aspirations. This level of need is only reached once the lower levels, such as physiological needs, safety needs, social needs, and esteem needs, have been adequately fulfilled.

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29. Which of these strategies cannot be used to motivate the employee?

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Job rotation is the movement of employees from one job to another in an effort to relieve the boredom often associated with job specialization. Job enlargement is the addition of more tasks to a job instead of treating each task as separate. Job enrichment is the incorporation of motivational factors, such as opportunity for achievement, recognition, responsibility, and advancement. Job reduction, on the other hand, implies that the employee is not able to take up more responsibility and is, therefore, bad.

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30. Which of these reflect the three important functions of money?

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Money, and before it, bartering, has always been used as a medium of exchange. It is also a measure of value because more of it means one can obtain better goods and services. It also acts as a common denomination in which people can compare the value of the products or services. It also allows people to keep some of their wealth and use it when needed in the future.

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31. Which is the most important asset for top management?

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Leadership is the most important asset for top management because it involves the ability to guide and inspire a team towards achieving organizational goals. Effective leadership ensures that the team is motivated, focused, and working towards a common vision. It involves making tough decisions, taking risks, and being accountable for the outcomes. Leadership also encompasses the ability to communicate effectively, delegate tasks, and manage conflicts. Without strong leadership, even the most skilled individuals may struggle to work together cohesively and achieve desired results.

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32. In the event that a collective bargaining process fails to go through, what can management do?

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A lockout is the management's version of a strike, wherein a work site is closed so that employees cannot go to work. A strike is a walkout by employees, one of the most effective weapons employees have for collective bargaining. A boycott is an attempt to keep people from buying the products of the company, while picketing is a public protest against management practices that involves union members marching and carrying anti-management signs at the employer's plant.

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33. In finance, what are bonds?

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For bonds, the buyer loan the issuer of the bond cash in exchange for regular interest payments until the loan is repaid on or before the specified maturity date. A bond is like an IOU.

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34. Which of these is not a characteristic of a board of directors?

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The board of directors is a group of individuals elected by the stockholders to oversee the general operations of the corporation and who set the corporation's long range objectives. Directors can be employees of the company or people unaffiliated with the company. Inside directors are usually the officers responsible for running the company. Outside directors are often top executives from other companies, lawyers, bankers, or professors.

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35. In marketing management, which of these is not part of the marketing mix?

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The marketing mix comprises price, product, promotion, and place. The consumer is never part of the marketing mix. A marketing firm needs to target the consumer and then apply the appropriate marketing mix to that targeted consumer group.

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36. In product management, in which stage of the product life cycle is there a negative profit?

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During the introduction phase, the sales volume is low and the cost of product development is high.

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37. Which of these is an example of marketing direct channel?

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Direct channel occurs when there is no middleman.

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38. For consumer buying behavior, which of these is not a psychological variable affecting it?

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Imagination is the irrelevant answer. Perception is the process by which a person selects, organizes, and interprets information received from his or her senses. Attitude is both knowledge and positive or negative feelings about something. Personality is the organization of an individual's distinguishing character traits, attitudes, or habits. These three psychological factors affect a consumer's buying behavior, so firms need to be aware of them.

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39. What is the bottom line for micro marketing?

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The bottom line of micro marketing is profit. Profit is the difference between gross sales and expenses. For macro marketing and nonprofit marketing the bottom lines will be different. For macro marketing, the society must benefit as a whole, while for nonprofit marketing, the subjects or goals of the agency has to be fulfilled.

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40. When a new cellular phone company enters a new market, it needs to acquire market share rapidly.  What kind of pricing strategy should it adopt?

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Penetration pricing is a low price designed to help a product enter the market and gain market share rapidly.

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41. The transformation process of operations management involves

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At the heart of operations management is the transformation process through which inputs are converted into outputs.

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42. Why do we need to segment the market before applying the marketing mix?

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Consumers are very heterogeneous. By segmenting, firms are able to better target the specific groups and then apply a concentration marketing mix effort on the segment. This way, the consumers have a better product or service that they need and will be more satisfied. Marketing mix for mass marketing is also possible; thus, D is not an answer.

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43. Reengineering is important to strategy implementation.  It breaks away from the old rules and procedures.  Which of these is not a principle for reengineering?

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Reengineering is an important aspect of strategy implementation because it involves breaking away from old rules and procedures to create more efficient and effective processes. The principles of reengineering include organizing around outcomes rather than tasks, having those who use the output of the process perform the process, and treating geographically dispersed resources as though they were centralized. However, adopting the status quo for some areas goes against the idea of reengineering, as it implies maintaining existing practices instead of seeking improvements and innovation.

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44. What is the difference between a product line depth and product line width?

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A product line is a group of closely related products that are treated as a unit because of similar marketing strategy, production, or end-use considerations. A product mix refers to all the products offered by an organization. Depth refers to the many modifications of the same product.

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45. Which one of these international transportation means is the cheapest?

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Ships are the cheapest international transportation means because they have lower fuel costs compared to planes and trucks. Ships can carry a large amount of cargo, reducing the cost per unit. Additionally, ships have lower maintenance and labor costs compared to planes and trucks.

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46. Which of the two strategies can effectively be used to motivate employees?

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Behavior modification involves changing behavior and encouraging appropriate actions by relating the consequences of behavior to the behavior itself. Job design itself to motivate and improve employee motivation. This can be done through job rotation, enlargement, and so on. Answers B, C, and D are all useful, but less effective.

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47. What are some of the characteristics of money?

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Visibility is irrelevant here. Acceptability means that the money can be readily accepted for purchase of goods and services or for debt. Divisibility means there is a wide range of denominations from notes to coins. POrtability means that it has to be light and easily moved around. Stability means the money should carry the same worth day to day. Durability means the money must last for a certain period of time and not be defaced or easily damaged.

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48. Core competencies is something that a firm can do exceedingly well.  It is a key strength.  To have distinctive competency, a firm must meet three tests.  Which of these is not a test?

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Customer value means that the firm must make a disproportionate contribution to customer perceived value. Competitor unique means the firm has unique and superior features to competitors' capabilities. Extendibility means the firm has a product that can be used to develop new products/services or enter new markets.

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49. What is not true of being a sole proprietor?

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The greatest disadvantage is that one has unlimited liability for damages resulting from the business operations.

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50. For a product like a Lamborghini sports car, what kind of distribution should the company use for market coverage?

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The awarding of a manufacturer to an intermediary of the sole right to sell a product in a defined geographic territory is exclusive distribution. Such exclusivity provides an incentive for a dealer to handle a product that has a limited market.

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51. What is the role of Automated Clearing Houses (ACHs)?

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Most large U.S. employers use ACHs to deposit their employees' paychecks directly to the employees' bank accounts. The advantages of direct deposits to consumers' accounts include convenience, safety, and potential interest earnings.

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52. Communication is a very important aspect of management structure in an organization.  Which of these is not a communication flow?

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Diagonal communication occurs when managers and co-workers from different departments communicate. There is no reverse communication.

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53. Which of these is not a social variable of consumer buying behavior.

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Social learning is not a social variable; it is more of a psychological variable. Social roles refer to a set of expectations for individuals based on some position they occupy. Reference groups are groups with whom buyers identify and whose values or attitudes they adopt. Social classes refer to the ranking of people into higher or lower positions of respect.

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54. What are the different types of money?

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Although counterfeits are used unknowingly, they are not a form of money. Checking accounts, savings accounts, money market, credit cards, and CDs are all forms of money. There is no far money, only near money, which refers to assets that can be turned into cash easily.

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55. Many firms need to develop new products.  What do you think is the sequence involved in new products?

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Very few products, out of thousands that are introduced, succeed. It is critical that firms conduct the appropriate steps to ensure the product will be successful. Idea development and screening is the first phase to get feasible ideas on the drawing board. The prototype is then developed before a sample market is tested with that product. When the test market feedback is good, full commercialization is possible.

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56. In operations management, manufacturers and service providers differ in several aspects.  Which of these is not one of the aspects?

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Nature and consumption of output is very different for manufacturers and service providers. The former handles tangible products, while the latter relates to intangible products. For manufacturers, the tangible products that are produced have to be standardized, while it is very difficult to control service, which is intangible. Labor is more intensive in service industries as compared to manufacturing, which often utilizes automation.

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57. In companies, people come and go.  Which of these is not a rule for peaceful separation (resignation)?

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When leaving a company, the decision to leave should only be discussed with those who need to know, such as your immediate supervisor and colleagues. There is no need to let everyone know, because this may dampen morale for the firm and may create more problems later on. There are other rules for peaceful separations, including not disrupting the current employer's workflow and keeping trade secrets of the current employer.

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58. The marketing environment includes the following:

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The marketing environment includes political factors that cover how laws affect the marketing mix. Social factors include lifestyles and ethics, while competitive factors include economic conditions. Technological factors include technological advances that improve the marketing mix.

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59. What is the difference between OTC (over the counter) markets and organized exchanges?

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Organized exchanges are central locations where investors buy and sell securities. OTC, on the other hand, is a network of dealers all over the country linked by computers, telephones, and teletype machines. It has no central location.

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60. First line managers do more

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First-line managers are directly in contact with the front-line staff and customers. Thus, they need to have more control over daily operations. The other options are roles played by mid-level and higher managers.

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61. New entrants are newcomers to an existing industry.  They typically bring new capacity, a desire to gain market share, and substantial resources.  Which of these are threats to new entrants?

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Economies of scales in the production and sale of mainframe computers, for example, gave IBM a significant cost advantage over any new rival. Product differentiation creates high entry barriers through high levels of advertising and promotion. Switching cost is high especially for software familiarity, like Word or Excel, because, after customers are familiar with a product, they often will not try another software product. Government policy can limit entry through license issuance. Huge capital requirements often prevent competitors especially with the cloud of uncertainty of success. Counterfeiting is irrelevant.

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62. Which of these is not a way to structure a company?

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Line structure is the simplest organizational structure in which direct lines of authority extend from the top managers to the lowest levels of the organization. Multidivisional structure organizes departments into larger groups, called divisions. Matrix structure sets up teams from different departments, thereby creating two or more intersecting lines of authority, also called a project-management structure.

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63. An important goal of product and operations management is reducing cycle time -- the time it takes to complete a task or a process.  Which of these is not a dimension of cycle time?

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Management, although important, is not the dimension of cycle time. Speed determines the delivery of goods and services in the minimum time. Interactive relationships involve a continual dialog between operation units, service providers, and customers that permits the exchange of feedback on concerns or needs. Responsiveness involves the willingness to make adjustments and be flexible to help customers, and to provide prompt service when a problem develops.

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64. Which of these is not a form of an e-business model?

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Business to business is called collaborative commerce and involves the use of the Internet for transactions and communications between organizations. Business to consumers involves the delivery of products and services directly to individual consumers through the Internet. Customer to customer is a market in which consumers market goods and services to each other through the internet.

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65. Which of these is a multiple target market strategy?

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Having a product line caters to the needs of multiple users, because consumers are heterogeneous. Answer A is a single market, but narrow approach, because it is only for a select group of consumers, usually for luxury goods. Answer B is a mass-market approach, while answer C is a combined market approach.

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66. Motivation is very important in ensuring the workforce stays productive.  What is the motivation process?

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Motivation is an inner drive that directs a person's behavior and goals. A goal is the satisfaction of some need, and a need is the difference between a desired state and an actual state. A person who recognizes or feels a need is motivated to take action to satisfy the need and achieve a goal.

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67. Consumer products are products intended for household or family use.  Which of these is not a consumer convenience product?

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Convenience products are bought frequently, without a lengthy search, and often for immediate consumption. Consumers spend virtually no time planning where to purchase these products and usually accept whatever brand is available. Furniture is a product that requires extensive search.

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68. The International Monetary Fund (IMF) was established to

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The IMF also makes short-term loans to member countries that have balance-of-payment deficits and provides foreign currencies to member nations. The IMF also avoids financial crises by alerting the international communities about countries that cannot repay their debts. Answer B is what the World Bank does. The World Bank and other multilateral development banks are the largest source of advice and assistance for developing nations.

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69. What are the 4Ps of the marketing mix?

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The 4Ps include product, place, price, and promotion. People or the consumers are never part of the marketing mix. The consumers need to be segmented and targeted before the marketing mix is applied to the specific market segment. However, a marketing firm cannot control or change the people (consumers) and, hence, they are not part of the marketing mix.

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70. The central focus of marketing is to create utility, which refers to a product's ability to satisfy human needs and wants.  A McDonald's Big Mac or a two-day vacation at Walt Disney World both satisfy needs or wants.  Which of the following is a utility not provided by marketing?

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Place is the location where the product or service is provided. Possession is the ability of the consumer to afford and own the product or service. Time is the availability of the product or services to the consumer. These three all can be determined by marketing management. Form utility, on the other hand, is the physical product that gives the consumer the utility level so desired.

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71. What is price skimming?

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Price skimming refers to the strategy of charging the highest possible price that buyers who want the product are willing to pay. This approach is often used when a new product is introduced to the market, allowing the company to maximize profits before competitors enter the market or prices are lowered. By targeting customers who are willing to pay a premium for the product, the company can generate higher initial revenues and establish a perceived value for the product. This pricing strategy is typically used for innovative or unique products that have a limited customer base initially.

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72. In the business world, business ethics are very important.  It determines the character of the firm and whether there is fraud in the business practice.  Social responsibility is an integral part of the management.  In the pyramid of social responsibility, which is the highest level?

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Voluntary responsibilities are the highest, because they involve being a good corporate citizen, contributing to the community and quality of life. Ethical responsibility is next, because it involves doing what is fair, right, and just. Legal responsibility involves playing by the rules of the game, while economic responsibility means being profitable, and is the lowest form of social responsibility.

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73. What is the role of administrative managers?

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Administrative managers are generalists, not specialists. They will be trained to manage small or major segments of a business.

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What is economic expansion?
With affirmative action programs, legally mandated plans try to...
Which of the following is not in top management?
The Equal Pay Act mandates that men and women who do equal work must...
Which of these is not a role of management?
Which of these is not a factor in evaluating employee performance?
Which of the following is not a consumer product?
What is functional departmentalization?
This is a program that allows employees to choose their starting and...
What is the difference between a brand and a trademark?
Which of these is not a financial statement?
Why is morale an important component of human relations, especially...
Which of these cannot be used as a basis for segmenting consumers?
Why do we need to have teams in organizations?
The development and administration of the activities involved in...
When a product is marked as ISO 9000, what does it mean?
The negotiation process through which management and unions reach an...
Which of these are ways to compensate the workforce?
Organizations operate in groups.  Which of these are forms of...
The U.S. workforce is becoming increasingly diverse.  What are...
What is the most effective method for a firm to improve morale for its...
In marketing research, what is the difference between primary and...
For most salespeople, personal selling is a six-step process....
SWOT analysis is often used to analyze the business situation of a...
What is just-in-time inventory management?
Which of these is not a profitability ratio?
In every company, there are financial managers.  What is the role...
Understanding customer thinking and needs is very important....
Which of these strategies cannot be used to motivate the employee?
Which of these reflect the three important functions of money?
Which is the most important asset for top management?
In the event that a collective bargaining process fails to go through,...
In finance, what are bonds?
Which of these is not a characteristic of a board of directors?
In marketing management, which of these is not part of the marketing...
In product management, in which stage of the product life cycle is...
Which of these is an example of marketing direct channel?
For consumer buying behavior, which of these is not a psychological...
What is the bottom line for micro marketing?
When a new cellular phone company enters a new market, it needs to...
The transformation process of operations management involves
Why do we need to segment the market before applying the marketing...
Reengineering is important to strategy implementation.  It breaks...
What is the difference between a product line depth and product line...
Which one of these international transportation means is the cheapest?
Which of the two strategies can effectively be used to motivate...
What are some of the characteristics of money?
Core competencies is something that a firm can do exceedingly well....
What is not true of being a sole proprietor?
For a product like a Lamborghini sports car, what kind of distribution...
What is the role of Automated Clearing Houses (ACHs)?
Communication is a very important aspect of management structure in an...
Which of these is not a social variable of consumer buying behavior.
What are the different types of money?
Many firms need to develop new products.  What do you think is...
In operations management, manufacturers and service providers differ...
In companies, people come and go.  Which of these is not a rule...
The marketing environment includes the following:
What is the difference between OTC (over the counter) markets and...
First line managers do more
New entrants are newcomers to an existing industry.  They...
Which of these is not a way to structure a company?
An important goal of product and operations management is reducing...
Which of these is not a form of an e-business model?
Which of these is a multiple target market strategy?
Motivation is very important in ensuring the workforce stays...
Consumer products are products intended for household or family use....
The International Monetary Fund (IMF) was established to
What are the 4Ps of the marketing mix?
The central focus of marketing is to create utility, which refers to a...
What is price skimming?
In the business world, business ethics are very important.  It...
What is the role of administrative managers?
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