Marketing 2.03 Test

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Which of the following is a true statement about the maturity stage of the product life cycle:

Sales growth slows down

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which of the following is a true statement about the introduction stage of the product life cycle:

Profits are usually nonexistent

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Most of the products we use are in which stage of the product life cycle?

Maturity

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Kevin is standing in line to purchase the latest version of his favorite smartphone. He loves getting the newest technology as soon as it's available. Kevin is known as a(n):

Early adopter

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The product life cycle refers to the stages a product moves through from the time it enters the market until the time

It exits the market

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Which of the following is a true statement about the growth stage of the product life cycle:

Competitors arrive on the scene

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During the growth stage, costs are affected by

economies of scale

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Which of the following is a true statement about the decline stage of the product life cycle:

The stage can be fast or slow

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Which of the following is one of the main goals of promotion during the introduction stage:

Building awareness of the product

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Which of the following marketing strategies is appropriate for the growth stage of the product life cycle:

Expanding the product line

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Which of the following is a type of "product" that the product life cycle can apply to:

A brand

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Which of the following is a true statement regarding promotion expenditures during the growth stage of the product life cycle:

They decrease as a percentage of sales revenue

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A price-skimming strategy works well when introducing

electroning products

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Which of the following stages of the product life cycle is the most difficult one for marketers:

Maturity

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Which of the following marketing strategies is appropriate for the maturity stage of the product life cycle:

Offering incentives to distributors

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Marketers may extend a product's life cycle by

finding new uses for it

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During the decline stage, a company may choose to continue offering the product but cut out all promotional expenditures. This is a strategy known as:

harvesting

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A software manufacturer may sell an entire "suite" of software programs for one price during the maturity stage. This is a marketing strategy known as:

bunding

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Marketers may attempt to increase the number of a product's users by

selling the product in a foreign country

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Which of the following marketing strategies is appropriate for the decline stage of the product life cycle:

selling the product online

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The stages a product moves through from the time it enters the market until the time it exists the market

F. Product life cycle

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The stage of the product life cycle in which many products fall

B. Introduction

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The stage of the product life cycle in which the product quickly becomes accepted in the market

I. Growth

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The phrase that refers to costs going down as a company makes more and more of a product

G. Economies of scale

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A person who purchases a new product before most others do

D. Early adopter

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The longest-lasting stage of the product life cycle

K. Maturity

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The stage of the product life cycle in which profits begin to erode

A. Decline

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A state in which the only chance for increased sales occurs with population growth or a shift in market share

H. Market saturation

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A strategy that involves setting prices high to recover costs

E. Skimming

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A strategy that involves setting prices low to achieve market acceptance

L. Penetration pricing

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A strategy that involves selling a package of products together for one price

C. Bundling

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A strategy that involves lowering a products's costs but continuing to sell it

J. Harvesting