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  • Q1
    Defined as those activities involved in the determination of the price at which products will be offered for sale.
    placement
    Promotion mix
    Price
    Pricing
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  • Q2
    This pricing requires maintaining the same price for the company's products. This happens when the firm is satisfied with its current market share and profit
    sales-oriented objectives
    status-quo oriented objectives
    profit-oriented objectives
    cost based objectives
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  • Q3
    This strategy requires setting the price at the upper limit of the realistic range of choice.
    cost based strategy
    penetration strategy
    target market strategy
    market skimming strategy
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  • Q4
    This strategy calls for setting the price at the bottom of the realistic price range.
    status quo strategy
    cost based strategy
    penetration strategy
    market skimming strategy
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  • Q5
    This method calls for adding a percentage of cost on top of the total cost
    buyer based approach
    cost based approach
    cost margin approach
    cost plus pricing
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  • Q6
    This method establishes the price for a product based on the buyer's perception of the value of the products or services.
    perceived value pricing
    value pricing
    odd-numbered pricing
    loss leader pricing
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  • Q7
    This approach refers to the setting of prices based on what prices are being charged by competitors.
    competitive based approach
    going-rate pricing
    competition approach
    sealed bid pricing
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  • Q8
    This refers to modifications of the basic price to accommodate differences in customers, products, and locations.
    price discounts and allowances
    discriminatory pricing
    trade prmotion pricing
    promotional pricing
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  • Q9
    Reduction from the list price that are given by sellers to buyers.
    promo pricing
    allowances
    sale
    discounts
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  • Q10
    Competitive situation where there is only one seller in a market
    pure monopoly
    pure monopsony
    pure competition
    oligopoly
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  • Q11
    There are only a few firms compete in the sale of a commodity
    oligopsony
    oligopoly
    monopoly
    monopsony
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  • Q12
    This aims to make products or service available to its target market consistent with their purchasing pattern.
    distribution mix
    distribution
    promotion
    pricing
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  • Q13
    Performs the work of moving products from manufacturers to final consumers or business users.
    distribution channel
    placement
    distribution
    place
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  • Q14
    The activity of persons or organizations that sell to those who buy for resale or business use.
    direct selling
    distributing
    wholesaling
    retailing
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  • Q15
    It is an activity involving the sale of products or services directly to final consumers.
    retailing
    direct marketing
    wholesaling
    display
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  • Q16
    An accelerated method to expand distribution coverage.
    direct selling
    franchising
    placement
    marketing
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  • Q17
    This process involves appointing a centralized call center operator who is tasked to take or suggest orders as well as send these orders to the branch nearest the customer.
    on line selling
    e-business
    direct sales
    home delivery
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  • Q18
    Means proper matching of distribution channels to the selling process.
    diagnostic distribution
    cost efficiency
    channel members
    the internet
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  • Q19
    As the market place is ever changing, the flexibility to modify distribution may be needed.
    channel modification
    channel modification
    control
    cost efficiency
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  • Q20
    A term used to describe unauthorized importation and distribution of products bearing genuine brands across markets.
    green marketing
    unparallel distribution
    backward distribution
    gray marketing
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