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Chapter 10 Multiple choice questions
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Chapter 10 Multiple choice questions
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Which of the following is not part of the definition of 'panel data'?
It tells us how consumers buy.
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It tells us why consumers buy.
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It is based on large samples of consumers, typically thousands.
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It is data collected over extended periods of time.
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Which of the following is the definition of a near-stationary market?
A mature market which is unstable over a period of several months or a year.
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An emerging market, which is unstable over a period of several months.
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An established mature market which looks stable over a period of several months or a year.
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Double Jeopardy is:
The phenomenon whereby brands with larger market share have most buyers and these buyers buy the brand most often.
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The phenomenon whereby brands with smaller market share have fewer buyers and these fewer buyers buy the brand less often.
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The phenomenon whereby brands with smaller market share have buyers who typically buy 2 brands at any one time.
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'The average number of times consumers buy a brand in a time period' is the definition of:
Purchase inertia
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Double jeopardy
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Penetration
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Purchase frequency
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Market share is calculated by:
Dividing the total purchases of the category by the total purchase of the brand.
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Multiplying the total purchases of the category by the total purchase of the brand.
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Dividing the total purchase of the brand by the total purchases of the category.
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Multiplying the total purchase of the brand by the total purchases of the category.
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What is brand loyalty?
The tendency for people to loyally purchase brands on promotion.
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The tendency for people to buy the same brand again, whilst usually also buying other brands.
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The tendency for people to switch brands on a frequent basis.
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The Pareto Law suggests that:
20% of your sales come from 80% of your customers
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50% of your sales come from 50% of your customers
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80% of your sales come from 20% of your customers
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The tendency for light buyers to become heavier and heavier buyers to become lighter is known as:
The law of buyer moderation
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The law of buyer abundance
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The law of buyer behaviour
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The range of brands that a consumer is likely to have in mind when making a purchase is known as their:
Inept set of brands
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Brand repertoire
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Brand community
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Loyalty programmes are useful to companies because:
They tell companies why consumers make the purchases they do.
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They provide information that enables companies to target consumers more effectively.
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