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1

Marketing is the process of planning and execution of all of the following EXCEPT:
A)pricing
B)product
C)production
D)promotion
E)distribution
2

John Stuart, a marketing manager for a large service organization, gives the decision-making power to his subordinates so that they can do on-the-spot problem solving to provide superior customer service. This practice of encouraging employees to be more proactive in problem solving is known as:
A)employee enrichment
B)employee empowerment
C)employee commandment
D)employee enhancement
E)employee rigor
3

One of the research tasks used in competitive analysis is importance-performance analysis. This is an approach for evaluating:
A)the relative importance of advertising budgets of well-performing competitors
B)the relative market shares of the most significant competitors of a firm
C)the product portfolio of all major competitors in a marketplace
D)the importance customers place on different product attributes as they make their purchase decisions and how different products rate on these attributes
E)any brand conflicts that might exist between a firm's brand and its competitors (these conflicts should be of long-term nature)
4

Target market analysis can help provide information on all of the following issues, EXCEPT:
A)evaluation of competitors' strategies, strengths, and limitations
B)new-product opportunities
C)demographics and attitudinal characteristics of the target market
D)user profile, usage patterns, and attitudes
E)the effectiveness of a firm's current marketing program
5

A research study determines that people evaluate beers on two dimensions: "popular vs. premium" and "regional vs. national" brands. A visual representation of how different brands place on this two-dimensional space would be an example of what is called a:
A)coordinate chart
B)visualization map
C)perceptual map
D)relativity chart
E)spatio-visual map
6

A mystery shopper study is most closely an example of a:
A)customer satisfaction study
B)service quality study
C)cycle time research
D)logistic assessment study
E)opportunity assessment study
7

All of the following are examples of distribution-related research methods, EXCEPT:
A)service sensitivity analysis
B)retailing research
C)delivery expense studies
D)alternative delivery systems studies
E)logistic regression analysis
8

A marketing research study is designed to measure the target market's brand loyalty and brand switching tendencies. This study measures which aspect of the target market's attitudes?
A)sectoral
B)analytical
C)affective
D)cognitive
E)behavioral
9

All of the following are emerging trends in the marketing research industry, EXCEPT:
A)an increased emphasis on secondary data
B)movement toward technology-related data management
C)a movement towards pure data analysis
D)an increased emphasis on digital technology for data acquisition and retrieval
E)a broader international client base
10

In general, sales forecasting precedes demand analysis.
A)True
B)False
11

The objective of environmental forecasting is to predict a product's demand based on advertising expenditure and past sales.
A)True
B)False
12

An ad agency that performs marketing research functions as a supplement to a broader marketing research project is an example of a facilitating agency.
A)True
B)False
13

When a researcher takes an actual respondent's data and duplicates it to represent a second set of responses, the researcher is said to have created a phantom respondent.
A)True
B)False







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