A) corporate return on investment
B) revenues associated with each point of market share
C) trends for industry and competitors
D) possible cannibalization effects on other products in the line
E) organizational charts
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Multiple Choice
A) The organization may be spread too thin.
B) The organization achieves neither marketing nor manufacturing synergies.
C) R&D-manufacturing has the difficulty of producing multiple new lines.
D) There are too many product substitutes over which a firm would not have control.
E) Gaining market distribution will be costly.
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A) an appropriate marketing strategy and effective implementation.
B) an inappropriate marketing strategy but effective implementation.
C) an appropriate marketing strategy but ineffective implementation.
D) an inappropriate marketing strategy and ineffective implementation.
E) ineffective evaluation.
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A) positioning studies
B) market-product grids with target segments and product groupings
C) detailed plans to execute the marketing program
D) projected future sales, expenses, and profits
E) trends for industry and competitors
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A) marketing plans that define goals
B) projections of sales and expenses
C) action memos that tell who is to do what by when
D) corrective action memos
E) tracking reports
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A) combines a product line structure with a geographical structure.
B) combines a geographical structure with a market-based structure.
C) combines market-based groupings with product groupings.
D) turns a horizontal organizational structure into a vertical one.
E) groups products according to the distribution system that is used.
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A) the market share for the product
B) the number of market segments
C) the total production costs
D) the total financial resources available for a sustained marketing effort
E) the stage of the product in its product life cycle
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A) second-guessing
B) paralysis by analysis
C) better to ask for forgiveness than permission
D) stay with the pack
E) letting sleeping dogs lie
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A) Dannon; Oikos
B) Procter & Gamble; Mount Olympus
C) Kraft Foods; Athenos
D) Agro Farms; Chobani
E) General Mills; Yoplait
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A) cost leadership
B) differentiation focus
C) differentiation
D) cost focus
E) marketing focus
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A) a market-product grid
B) a Gantt chart
C) a project schedule
D) a sales response function
E) a Plan-A-Gram
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A) performance reviews for key personnel
B) corrective action memos, triggered by comparing results with goals, often using the firm's marketing dashboards and metrics
C) sales reports using the firm's marketing metrics and dashboards
D) action memos that tell who is to do what by when
E) marketing plans that define goals with the relevant metrics and the marketing mix strategies to achieve them
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A) there is poor communication between the firm and its stakeholders
B) there is a lack of leadership
C) although management says they are behind the plans, they do not allocate resources to the degree necessary for success
D) planners and their plans may have lost sight of their customers' needs
E) plans can be thwarted by disgruntled employees, other departments, or competitors
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Multiple Choice
A) Gaining market distribution will be costly.
B) The organization may be spread too thin.
C) The organization achieves neither marketing nor manufacturing synergies.
D) R&D-manufacturing has the difficulty of producing multiple new lines.
E) It is too risky for a company to "put all its eggs in one basket."
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A) marketing tactics
B) marketing strategies
C) generic marketing strategies
D) short-term marketing plans
E) long-range marketing plans
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A) ethics
B) charismatic leadership
C) quality
D) strategy
E) sustainability
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A) total production costs
B) number of market segments
C) stage of the product in its product life cycle
D) the contribution to overhead and profit of each share point
E) the total financial resources available for a sustained marketing effort
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Multiple Choice
A) performance reviews for key personnel
B) corrective action memos, triggered by comparing results with plans, often from the firm's marketing dashboards and metrics
C) sales reports using the firm's marketing metrics and dashboards
D) action memos that tell who is to do what by when
E) marketing plans that define goals with the relevant metrics and the marketing mix strategies to achieve them
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A) number of ideas or concepts in the pipeline
B) R&D spending as a percentage of sales
C) return on assets (ROA) in the pipeline
D) customer satisfaction with new products or services
E) number of R&D projects
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Multiple Choice
A) Gaining market distribution will be costly.
B) The organization may be spread too thin.
C) The organization achieves neither marketing nor manufacturing synergies.
D) R&D-manufacturing has the difficulty of producing multiple new lines.
E) The organization cannot take advantage of marketing or manufacturing synergies available to it through market or product specialization.
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