科特勒市场营销第六章习题与答案

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科特勒市场营销第六章习题与答案

科特勒市场营销第六章习题与答案

Chapter 6 Business Markets and Business Buyer Behavior1) Business buying behavior refers to the buying behavior of organizations that buy all of the following EXCEPT ________.A) products for use in production of other productsB) services for use in production of other servicesC) products purchased to resell to othersD) products purchased to rent to othersE) products purchased for personal consumptionAnswer: EDiff: 1 Page Ref: 168Skill: ConceptObjective: 6-12) In one way or another, most large companies sell to ________.A) consumersB) other organizationsC) employeesD) not-for-profit companiesE) the service sectorAnswer: BDiff: 2 Page Ref: 168Skill: ConceptObjective: 6-13) Which of the following is NOT a way that business and consumer markets differ?A) market structure and demandB) nature of the buying unitC) satisfaction of needs through purchasesD) types of decisionsE) decision processesAnswer: CDiff: 3 Page Ref: 169Skill: ConceptObjective: 6-14) There are many sets of ________ purchases made for each set of ________ purchases.A) consumer; businessB) tangible; intangibleC) service; productD) business; consumerE) product; serviceAnswer: DDiff: 2 Page Ref: 168Skill: ConceptObjective: 6-15) Which of the following is true about business marketers in comparison to consumer marketers?A) They deal with far fewer but far larger buyers.B) They deal with far more but far small buyers.C) They deal with a more elastic market.D) They deal with fewer demands in fluctuation.E) They deal with the same decision buying process.Answer: ADiff: 2 Page Ref: 169Skill: ConceptObjective: 6-16) In a typical organization, buying activity consists of two major parts: the buying ________ and the buying ________.A) committee; timeB) time; reorder pointC) economic order quantity; reorder pointD) center; decision processE) deciders; influencersAnswer: DDiff: 3 Page Ref: 172Skill: ConceptObjective: 6-27) The buying center and the buying decision process are affected by all of the following factors EXCEPT ________.A) internal organization factorsB) interpersonal factorsC) individual factorsD) external environmental factorsE) self-concept factorsAnswer: EDiff: 2 Page Ref: 172Skill: ConceptObjective: 6-28) The decision-making unit of a buying organization is called the ________.A) business buyerB) buying centerC) buying systemD) business-to-business marketE) supplier-development centerAnswer: BDiff: 1 Page Ref: 174Skill: ConceptObjective: 6-29) A ________ consists of the actual users of products, those who control buying information, those who influence the decisions, those who do the actual buying, and those who make the buying decisions.A) supplier development teamB) cross-functional teamC) buying centerD) quality management centerE) partnership management teamAnswer: CDiff: 2 Page Ref: 174Skill: ConceptObjective: 6-210) A(n) ________ controls the flow of information to others in the buying center.A) userB) influencerC) buyerD) gatekeeperE) deciderAnswer: DDiff: 1 Page Ref: 174AACSB: CommunicationSkill: ConceptObjective: 6-211) A buying center is not a fixed, formally identified, unit within an organization, but rather a set of ________ assumed by different people for different purchases.A) budgetary limitsB) informal job titlesC) buying rolesD) status rolesE) marketing positionsAnswer: CDiff: 3 Page Ref: 174Skill: ConceptObjective: 6-212) Which of the following is NOT included in the decision-making unit of a buying organization?A) individuals who use the product or serviceB) individuals who influence the buying decisionC) individuals who make the buying decisionD) individuals who supply the productE) individuals who control buying informationAnswer: DDiff: 2 Page Ref: 174Skill: ConceptObjective: 6-213) The major influences on the buying process at General Aeronautics include company policies and systems, technological change, and economic developments. The types of influences on the buying process in this scenario are most accurately categorized as ________ and ________.A) individual; environmentalB) organizational; interpersonalC) individual; organizationalD) environmental; interpersonalE) organizational; environmentalAnswer: EDiff: 3 Page Ref: 176Skill: ConceptObjective: 6-214) Which of the following types of factors influencing members of a buying center are typically the most difficult for marketers to assess?A) economicB) technologicalC) interpersonalD) organizationalE) politicalAnswer: CDiff: 3 Page Ref: 176Skill: ConceptObjective: 6-215) Policies, procedures, and systems are all examples of ________ influences on business buyer behavior.A) environmentalB) authoritativeC) interpersonalD) organizationalE) culturalAnswer: DDiff: 2 Page Ref: 176Skill: ConceptObjective: 6-216) Status, empathy, and persuasiveness are all examples of ________ influences on business buyer behavior.A) environmentalB) individualC) interpersonalD) organizationalE) culturalAnswer: CDiff: 2 Page Ref: 176Skill: ConceptObjective: 6-217) The first step of the business buying process is ________.A) general need descriptionB) alternative evaluationsC) problem recognitionD) order-routine specificationE) performance reviewAnswer: CDiff: 2 Page Ref: 177Skill: ConceptObjective: 6-318) A buyer would be most likely to review trade directories in which stage of the business buying process?A) problem recognitionB) general need descriptionC) product specificationD) supplier searchE) supplier selectionAnswer: DDiff: 2 Page Ref: 177Skill: ConceptObjective: 6-319) In which stage of the business buying process is a supplier's task to make sure that the supplier is giving the buyer the expected satisfaction?A) problem recognitionB) performance reviewC) supplier searchD) supplier selectionE) order-routine specificationAnswer: BDiff: 2 Page Ref: 179Skill: ConceptObjective: 6-320) B-to-B e-procurement yields many benefits. These include all of the following EXCEPT ________.A) reduced transaction costsB) more efficient purchasing for both buyers and sellersC) elimination of inventory problemsD) reduced order processing costsE) elimination of much of the paperwork associated with traditional ordering proceduresAnswer: CDiff: 2 Page Ref: 181AACSB: Use of ITSkill: ConceptObjective: 6-321) The leading barrier to expanding electronic links with customers and partners online is ________.A) costB) lack of trained personnelC) concern over securityD) lack of knowledgeE) lack of evidence of efficiencies gained through e-procurementAnswer: CDiff: 2 Page Ref: 181AACSB: Use of ITSkill: ConceptObjective: 6-322) Government organizations tend to favor ________ suppliers over ________ suppliers.A) local; domesticB) unionized; nonunionizedC) foreign; domesticD) domestic; foreignE) nonunionized; unionizedAnswer: DDiff: 2 Page Ref: 182AACSB: Multicultural and DiversitySkill: ConceptObjective: 6-423) The main differences between business and consumer markets include market structure and demand, the nature of the buying unit, and the types of decisions.Answer: TRUEDiff: 2 Page Ref: 169Skill: ConceptObjective: 6-124) One set of business purchases is made for each set of consumer purchases.Answer: FALSEDiff: 2 Page Ref: 168Skill: ConceptObjective: 6-125) A business marketer normally deals with far fewer buyers than the consumer marketer does. Answer: TRUEDiff: 2 Page Ref: 169Skill: ConceptObjective: 6-126) Buyers have different buying styles influenced by interpersonal factors such as age, income, education, professional identification, and attitudes toward risk.Answer: FALSEDiff: 2 Page Ref: 176Skill: ConceptObjective: 6-227) According to the stages of the business buying process, after completing a general need description,a business buyer should next invite qualified suppliers to submit proposals.Answer: FALSEDiff: 3 Page Ref: 177Skill: ConceptObjective: 6-328) Proposals should be marketing documents and not just technical documents.Answer: TRUEDiff: 2 Page Ref: 178AACSB: CommunicationSkill: ConceptObjective: 6-329) Suppliers are more likely to stay price competitive when the purchasing company uses single sourcing than when it uses multiple sourcing.Answer: FALSEDiff: 3 Page Ref: 178AACSB: Analytic SkillsSkill: ApplicationObjective: 6-330) When conducting a performance review, the seller monitors different factors than those monitored by the buyer to make sure that the seller is giving the expected satisfaction.Answer: FALSEDiff: 3 Page Ref: 179Skill: ConceptObjective: 6-331) E-procurement typically reduces drudgery and paperwork, thereby freeing purchasing personnel tofocus on more strategic issues.Answer: TRUEDiff: 2 Page Ref: 181AACSB: Use of ITSkill: ConceptObjective: 6-332) The benefits of e-procurement include access to new suppliers, lower purchasing costs, and more time-efficient order processing and delivery.Answer: TRUEDiff: 2 Page Ref: 181AACSB: Use of ITSkill: ConceptObjective: 6-333) Unfortunately, most governments do not provide would-be suppliers with detailed guides describing how to sell to the government.Answer: FALSEDiff: 2 Page Ref: 183Skill: ConceptObjective: 6-434) It is rare that noneconomic factors play a role in government buying.Answer: FALSEDiff: 2 Page Ref: 183Skill: ConceptObjective: 6-435) Explain the advantages of systems selling.Answer: Many business buyers prefer to buy a packaged solution to problem from a single seller instead of buying separate products and services from different sellers and then integrating them. The sale often goes to the firm that provides the most complete system that meets the customer's needs. Systems selling, also called solutions selling, is a key business marketing strategy for winning and holding accounts, as it fosters an interdependent relationship between the seller and buyer.Diff: 1 Page Ref: 173AACSB: Analytic SkillsSkill: ApplicationObjective: 6-2。

市场营销学第六章课后练习

市场营销学第六章课后练习

1下列不属于寡头垄断企业竞争的主要手段的是()A.改进管理B.降低成本C.增加服务D.提高利润2不完全寡头垄断企业竞争的焦点在于()A.产品差异化B.服务差异化C.人员差异化D.渠道差异化3完全寡头垄断和不完全寡头垄断合称为()A.寡头垄断B.完全垄断C.绝对垄断D.垄断竞争4垄断竞争中企业竞争的焦点是()A.降低成本、增加服务并争取通过产品开发扩大与竞争品牌的差别,或通过广告塑造产品形象,造成顾客的心理差别B.扩大本企业品牌与竞争品牌的差异,突出特色,更好地满足目标市场需求以获得溢价C.在该行业内继续经营的企业出于自身利益考虑,应设法减少这些企业的退出障碍D.把注意力放在最大成本上,并从战略上来减少这些成本5识别竞争者的最佳方法是()A.只分析不同行业间的竞争状况B.只分析市场竞争的现状C.绘制产品——市场竞争形势图,把行业和市场分析结合起来D.把行业和市场分析分离开来6在某特定行业内推行相同战略的一组企业指的是()A.合作群体B.战略群体C.竞争群体D.合作企业7企业最直接的竞争者是()A.处于同一行业同一战略群体的其他企业B.处于同一行业不同战略群体的其他企业C.处于不同行业同一战略群体的其他企业D.处于不同行业不同战略群体的其他企业8竞争者的最终目标是()A.降低成本B.降低风险C.实现利润D.扩大企业9竞争者目标的差异会影响其()B经营模式C.成本投入D.管理理念10竞争者在目标市场的销售份额是()A.市场份额B.心理份额C.情感份额D.销售份额11竞争者优势与劣势最为直观的表现是()A.对竞争者的了解B.某种产品的各类品牌在顾客潜意识中的知名程度C.顾客对不同品牌的倾向程度D.其销售额、市场份额、边际利润、投资收益、现金流量、新投资及设备能力利用情况等近期业务数据12制定竞争战略的实质就是()A.将一个企业与其所处环境分离开来B.将一个企业与其所处环境建立联系C.将一个企业与其近期发展情况分离开来D.将一个企业与其近期发展情联系起来13追求成本领先的企业应着力塑造的一种企业文化是()A.精打细算、坚持不懈、注意细节、勤俭节约、以利益为中心B.讲究节俭、服从管理、勇于创新、严格管理、以成本为中心点C.注意细节、精打细算、讲究节俭、严格管理、以成本为中心D.注意细节、精打细算、讲究节俭、勇于创新、以利益为中心14降低成本最有效的办法是()A.生产技术创新B.理念创新C.科技创新D.产业创新15成本领先战略成功的关键是()A.通过提供与众不同的产品或服务,以满足顾客的特殊需求,形成竞争优势的战略B.在满足顾客认为最重要的产品特征与服务的前提下,实现相对于竞争对手的可持续性成本优势C.在满足顾客基本需求的情况下,通过不断地创新,为顾客提供独特的产品是差异化竞争战略追求的目标D.集中使用自身资源和力量,更好地服务于某一特定市场16差异化竞争战略追求的目标是()A.为顾客提供独特的产品B.创造差别化服务C.雇用并培训优秀的员工D.把企业的品牌和形象根植于顾客的心中17目标领域的确定,最为理想的状态是()A.与竞争对手成为合作者B.不完全避开竞争者C.与竞争者协商D.能完全避开竞争对手18市场竞争战略是指()A.相关产品在市场上占有最大的份额,在价格变化、新产品开发、分销渠道建设和促销战略等方面对本行业其他企业起着领导作用的企业的行为方式B.那些在市场上处于次要地位(第二、第三甚至更低地位)的企业C.企业依据自己在行业中所处的地位,为实现竞争优势或适应竞争形势而采用的各种具体的行动方式D.那些在产品、技术、价格、渠道和促销等大多数营销战略上模仿或跟随市场领导者的行为19扩大需求的一种重要手段是()A.增加使用量B.开辟新用途C.开发新用户D.降低成本20防御的基本形式()A.侧翼防御B.阵地防御C.以攻为守D.反击防御21当市场领导者在其本土遭到攻击时,一种很有效的方法是()A.进攻攻击者的主要领地B.沉着应战,不轻易主动进攻C.在必要时作为反攻基地D.采取进攻行动前主动做出战略进攻22挑战者在向目标市场出击时应遵循()A.就近原则B.分散原则C.密集原则D.以退为进23完全避开对手的现有阵地的一种间接的进攻战略是()A.侧翼进攻B.包围进攻C.游击进攻D.迂回进攻多项选择题1影响市场竞争强度的结构因素有()A.众多势均力敌的竞争对手B.行业增长缓慢C.高额的固定成本或库存成本D.缺少差异或转换成本低E.退出障碍高2构成行业进入障碍的主要因素有()B.产品差异化C.商标专有D.分销渠道E.绝对成本优势3根据销售商数量及产品差异程度划分出的行业结构类型包括()A.完全垄断B.完全寡头垄断C.不完全寡头垄断D.垄断竞争E.完全竞争4阿瑟·D·利特尔咨询公司把企业在目标市场的竞争地位分为()A.主宰型B.强壮型C.优势型D.防守型E.虚弱型5环境中的关键部分主要包括企业所在的()A.相关行业B.行业结构C.行业竞争状态D.行业类型E.行业发展情况6就市场竞争的普遍规律而言,企业增强竞争能力、争取竞争优势的基本竞争战略有()A.成本领先战略B.技术创新战略C.市场领导者战略D.差异化战略E.集中化战略7下列属于成本领先战略的实现途径是()A.产品差异化B.实现规模经济C.做好供应商营销D.塑造企业成本文化E.生产技术创新8下列属于差异化战略的实现途径是()A.产品差异化B.服务差异化C.人员差异化D.渠道差异化E.形象差异化9菲利普·科特勒根据企业的竞争地位,将竞争者分为()A.市场领导者B.市场挑战者D.市场补缺者E.市场竞争者10企业保护现有市场份额可采取的策略为()A.阵地防御B.侧翼防御C.以攻为守D.反击防御E.机动防御11扩大市场份额企业还应考虑的因素有()A.经营成本B.提高利润C.收缩防御D.营销组合E.反垄断法12包围进攻可细分为()A.产品围攻B.迂回进攻C.市场围攻D.游击进攻E.正面进攻13迂回进攻是一种间接的进攻战略,具体方法有()A.进攻者在产品、广告、价格等主要方面大大超越对手B.开发无关的产品,实行产品多元化C.以现有产品进入新地区的市场,实行市场多元化D.发展新技术、新产品,以取代现有产品E.投入大量的研究与开发经费,使产品成本降低14市场跟随者的战略有()A.紧密跟随B.距离跟随C.选择跟随D.部分跟随E.完全跟随15理想的补缺市场具备的特征为()A.具有一定的规模和购买力,能够盈利B.具备发展潜力C.强大的竞争者对这一市场不感兴趣D.企业具备向这一市场提供优质产品或服务的能力和资源E.企业在顾客中建立了良好的声誉,能够抵御竞争者入侵简答题1简述购买者具有更强的讨价还价实力的情况。

《国际市场营销学》第六章习题参考答案

《国际市场营销学》第六章习题参考答案

《国际市场营销学》第六章习题参考答案1.解释下列概念:物质自然环境:物质自然环境是国际营销环境的重要因素, 它主要包括自然条件与基础设施。

自然条件:自然环境主要包括地形、气候、土地面积及自然资源等。

基础设施:基础设施主要包括交通运输设施、通讯设备和仓库等,还包括有关商业的基础设施。

环保运动或环境保护主义:环保运动或环境保护主义是指由对保护及改善人类赖以生存的环境十分关注的公民和政府所倡导的一种有组织的运动。

可持续发展战略:可持续发展战略是指社会经济发展必须同自然环境及社会环境相联系,使经济建设与资源环境相协调,使人口增长与社会生产力发展相适应,以保证实现社会良性循环的发展。

绿色消费:消费者从关心和维护个人生命安全、身体健康、生态环境、人类社会和永续发展出发,试图以自己强烈的环境意识对市场形成一股巨大的环保压力。

以此引导企业生产和制造符合环境标准的产品,促进环境保护,以实现人类与环境和谐演进的目标。

绿色产品:所谓绿色产品,指对社会或环境的改善有贡献的产品,或减少其对社会和环境所造成的损害,或指对环境及社会生活品质的改善优于竞争者所提供的产品。

绿色营销:绿色营销是指企业以保护环境观念作为其经营哲学思想,以绿色文化为其价值观念,以消费者的绿色消费为中心和出发点,通过制定及实施绿色营销策略,满足消费者的消费需求,实现企业的经营目标。

2.何谓物质自然环境?它对该国社会的政治、经济及国际营销发生什么样的影响?答:物质自然环境是国际营销环境的重要因素, 它主要包括自然条件与基础设施。

自然环境影响国家的经济与社会发展:地理条件影响一个国家的交通运输与贸易的发展;地理条件影响一个国家社会的发展;自然资源的差异将影响世界经济发展与贸易发展的格局。

自然环境对国际营销的影响:影响产品的适应性;影响分销体系的设立及分销渠道的选择;自然条件影响企业的经营成本。

基础设施从以下几个方面影响国际营销:交通运输、通讯设备、商业基础设施。

市场营销学习题集

市场营销学习题集

第一章市场综述一单项选择题(在下列每小题中,选择一个最适合的答案)1.从市场营销学的角度看,市场是。

A. 商品交换的场所B.交换过程本身C.具有购买欲望和支付能力的消费者D.某一种商品的供求关系2.市场营销的核心是。

A.生产B.分配C.交换D.促销二多项选择题(在下列各小题中正确的答案不少于两个,请准确选出全部正确答案)1.影响行业竞争强度的基本力量有五种,即。

A 行业内的竞争者 B. 潜在的加入这 C. 替代品的生产者 D.讨价还价的购买者 E. 讨价还价的供应者2.完全竞争市场的特点是。

A 大量的买者和卖者B 资源完全自由流动C 异质商品D 生产者和消费者拥有充分的信息E 规模经济三名词解释1.市场2.消费品市场3.生产资料市场4.服务市场四填空题(请在各小题的画线处填入适当的词句)1.市场= + +2.市场的类型是多种多样的,按照传统分法,可把市场分为、、和。

五、简答下列问题1.什么是市场?市场是如何形成与发展的?2.市场有哪些基本功能,这些功能是如何发挥作用的?3.市场类型有哪些,各有何特点?六、论述题试述影响竞争强度的五种竞争力。

第二章市场观念一单项选择题(在下列每小题中,选择一个最适合的答案)1.在目前市场竞争很激烈的条件下,生产企业最应具有的营销观念是。

A、生产观念B、产品观念C、推销观念D、市场营销观念2.市场营销观念是指以为中心的企业制定和实施营销组合策略的经济活动。

A、企业盈利B、职工意愿C、顾客需要D、上级指示二多项选择题(在下列各小题中正确的答案不少于两个,请准确选出全部正确答案)1.以企业为中心的市场营销管理观念包括。

A、生产观念B、销售观念C、市场营销观念D、产品观念E、社会营销观念2.社会营销观念的核心是正确处理之间的利益关系。

A、企业B、供应商C、顾客D、中间商E、社会三名词解释1.生产观念2.推销观念3.市场营销观念4.社会营销观念四填空题1.企业经营观念的发展变化是促成的,不是企业发自内心愿意的。

(NEW)科特勒《营销管理》(第11版)课后习题详解

(NEW)科特勒《营销管理》(第11版)课后习题详解

目 录第1篇 认识营销管理第1章 定义21世纪的营销第2章 新经济中的适应营销第3章 建立顾客满意、价值和关系第2篇 分析营销机会第4章 通过市场导向的战略计划赢得市场第5章 收集信息和测量市场需求第6章 扫描营销环境第7章 分析消费者市场和购买行为第8章 分析企业市场与企业购买行为第9章 参与竞争第10章 辨认市场细分和选择目标市场第3篇 发展营销战略第11章 在产品生命周期中定位和差异化市场供应品第12章 开发新的市场供应品第13章 设计全球市场供应品第4篇 塑造市场供应品第14章 建立产品和品牌战略第15章 设计与管理服务第16章 开发定价战略与方案第5篇 管理和传送营销方案第17章 设计和管理价值网络及营销渠道第18章 管理零售、批发和市场物流第19章 管理整合营销传播第20章 管理广告、销售促进和直接营销第21章 管理销售力量第1篇 认识营销管理第1章 定义21世纪的营销一、营销辩论论点:“营销形成消费者的需要和欲望”对“营销仅仅是反映消费者的需要和欲望”。

答:需要是购买的第一个前提,描述了基本的人类要求,如食品、空气、水、服装、住所、娱乐、教育和文娱生活等;欲望是指人希望得到更深层次的需要的满足,是由需要派生出来的;需求是指针对特定产品的欲望,这种欲望必须满足两个条件:有支付能力并且愿意购买。

关于营销是创造需求还是满足需求,两种说法都有一定的合理性。

(1)营销形成消费者的需要和欲望。

这一论点着重强调了营销在刺激消费者购买方面的积极作用,营销能够影响消费者的需求和欲望,促成消费者的购买行为。

比如,创造营销就是指发现和解决顾客并没有提出要求、但他们会热情响应的问题,也就是公司比顾客走得更远一些。

例如,营销人员增强了消费者这样一个观念:一辆劳斯莱斯可以满足人们对社会地位的需要,于是有支付能力的人在这种增强了的欲望下产生购买。

从这一点出发,可以说营销活动对消费者的需求和欲望有直接的影响。

(2)营销仅仅是反映消费者的需求和欲望。

科特勒市场营销题库chapter 6

科特勒市场营销题库chapter 6

Principles of Marketing, 16e (Kotler)Chapter 6 Business Markets and Business Buyer Behavior1) The decision process by which business buyers determine which products and services their organizations need to purchase and then find, evaluate, and choose among alternative suppliers and brands is known as ________.A) situational analysisB) business buying processC) business diversificationD) business process automationE) lateral expansionAnswer: BSkill: ConceptObjective: LO 6.1: Define the business market and explain how business markets differ from consumer markets.Difficulty: Easy2) Business buyer behavior refers to the ________.A) buying behavior of consumers who buy goods and services for personal consumptionB) buying behavior of the organizations that buy goods and services for use in the production of other products and services that are sold, rented, or supplied to othersC) buying behavior of consumers who rely on small retailers for the regular supply of provisionsD) decision process by which business buyers determine which products and services their organizations need to purchaseE) strong affinity of businesses for value-for-money dealsAnswer: BSkill: ConceptObjective: LO 6.1: Define the business market and explain how business markets differ from consumer markets.Difficulty: Easy3) Which of the following is NOT part of the business market?A) Kruger Group sells interior security systems to resorts.B) A country club buys safety equipment for its swimming pool.C) Sue shops for her family's groceries at the local Whole Foods store.D) A firm buys laptops from Dell for company salespeople to use when traveling.E) Airmark sells a vinyl printing press to a manufacturer of plastic storage containers. Answer: CAACSB: Analytical thinkingSkill: ApplicationObjective: LO 6.1: Define the business market and explain how business markets differ from consumer markets.Difficulty: Moderate4) Business markets are similar to consumer markets in that ________.A) the nature of the buying unit is the same for bothB) the decision processes involved in both the markets are sameC) both involve people who assume buying roles and make purchase decisions to satisfy needsD) both share the same market structureE) the types of decisions are fairly consistent in both the marketsAnswer: CAACSB: Analytical thinkingSkill: ConceptObjective: LO 6.1: Define the business market and explain how business markets differ from consumer markets.Difficulty: Easy5) The business marketer normally deals with ________ than the consumer marketer does.A) far fewer but far larger buyersB) far more but far smaller buyersC) negligible customer complaintsD) far less fluctuations in demandsE) far more elastic demandAnswer: ASkill: ConceptObjective: LO 6.1: Define the business market and explain how business markets differ from consumer markets.Difficulty: Moderate6) The Pure Drug Company produces insulin, a product with a very stable demand. Even though the price changed several times in the past two years, the demand for Pure Drug's insulin remained relatively unaffected. In this instance, the demand for insulin is representative of________ demand.A) latentB) negativeC) inelasticD) derivedE) compositeAnswer: CAACSB: Analytical thinkingSkill: ApplicationObjective: LO 6.1: Define the business market and explain how business markets differ from consumer markets.Difficulty: Moderate7) In business markets with inelastic demand ________.A) the total demand for products is not much affected by short-term price changesB) buyers are highly sensitive to price changesC) derived demand is absentD) a business purchase usually involves less decision participantsE) a business purchase usually does not involve a professional purchasing effortAnswer: ASkill: ConceptObjective: LO 6.1: Define the business market and explain how business markets differ from consumer markets.Difficulty: Moderate8) A university enrolled 200 graduate students in the Fall of 2011. However, the enrollment rate was only slightly affected following a 12-percent hike in tuition the following fall. This illustrates ________ demand.A) derivedB) negativeC) highly elasticD) compositeE) inelasticAnswer: EAACSB: Application of knowledgeSkill: ApplicationObjective: LO 6.1: Define the business market and explain how business markets differ from consumer markets.Difficulty: Moderate9) Business demand that ultimately comes from the demand for consumer goods is known as________ demand.A) derivedB) negativeC) primaryD) consumerE) elasticAnswer: ASkill: ConceptObjective: LO 6.1: Define the business market and explain how business markets differ from consumer markets.Difficulty: Easy10) Green Bees, a popular American heavy-metal band, will perform in Berlin during Christmas. There is a high demand for concert tickets among fans worldwide who are looking forward to the much-awaited performance. In this instance, the high demand for tickets for the Green Bees concert is representative of ________ demand.A) primaryB) negativeC) derivedD) elasticE) businessAnswer: CAACSB: Analytical thinkingSkill: ApplicationObjective: LO 6.1: Define the business market and explain how business markets differ from consumer markets.Difficulty: Easy11) Demand for outboard motors depends on consumers purchasing fishing boats. This is an example of ________ demand.A) primaryB) compositeC) derivedD) elasticE) negativeAnswer: CAACSB: Analytical thinkingSkill: ApplicationObjective: LO 6.1: Define the business market and explain how business markets differ from consumer markets.Difficulty: Moderate12) Jeremy's, a handbag manufacturer in Lower Manhattan, procures a large stock of leather in anticipation of brisk sales of handbags during December. This is an example of a(n) ________ demand.A) compositeB) derivedC) primaryD) latentE) inelasticAnswer: BAACSB: Application of knowledgeSkill: ApplicationObjective: LO 6.1: Define the business market and explain how business markets differ from consumer markets.Difficulty: Easy13) Which of the following is true about business purchases?A) Business purchases involve more professional purchasing effort than consumer purchases.B) Business purchases involve fewer participants in decision-making compared to consumer purchases.C) Purchasing agents are absent in business purchases.D) Business purchases involve less technical and economic considerations compared to consumer purchases.E) Business purchases are usually quicker and more informal than are consumer purchases. Answer: AAACSB: Analytical thinkingSkill: ConceptObjective: LO 6.1: Define the business market and explain how business markets differ from consumer markets.Difficulty: Easy14) ________ involves systematically developing networks of supplier-partners to ensure a dependable supply of products and materials for use in making products or reselling them to others.A) Supplier developmentB) Business buyingC) Supplier quality assuranceD) Relationship managementE) Executive developmentAnswer: ASkill: ConceptObjective: LO 6.1: Define the business market and explain how business markets differ from consumer markets.Difficulty: Easy15) The owners of a manufacturing firm in Ohio have developed a core network of suppliers to ensure an uninterrupted supply of products. This is an example of ________.A) capability managementB) a supply bottleneckC) asset managementD) backsourcingE) supplier developmentAnswer: EAACSB: Analytical thinkingSkill: ConceptObjective: LO 6.1: Define the business market and explain how business markets differ from consumer markets.Difficulty: EasyRefer to the scenario below to answer the following question(s).Alpha Stampings Inc. produces 14 metal stampings for the automotive industry. Due to industry design changes and consumer demands, for the next financial year, six of those stampings will require a slight change: two will have an extra hole punched through the side, two will require an extra plating process, and two will require an additional weld operation.In the meantime, purchasing agent Richard Koehl has been asked to reduce the number of Alpha's steel suppliers in an effort to cut costs. After obtaining updated price quotations and steel samples from his current suppliers, Richard faced a dilemma. Until now, he had selected his suppliers based on quality and price, but the major consideration had been the type of steel required and the specialized production processes of his respective suppliers. Not all of Alpha's suppliers could produce the exact grades of steel needed; some suppliers were better at producing certain types of steel than others.Richard contacted several employees at Alpha who had worked with the various types of steel in the past. The quality control manager and line inspector, for example, could help to determine which suppliers had the capabilities of producing specific types of steel. The production control manager could provide input regarding which types of steel worked best in which presses. The warehouse foreman gave inputs regarding how long various types of steel could be held in inventory before rust spots began to form on their surfaces. Each person contributed the necessary information to help Richard in making his decision.16) The demand for Alpha Stampings' products is ultimately based on the demand for new automobiles in the consumer market. This is an example of ________ demand.A) negativeB) latentC) primaryD) derivedE) compositeAnswer: DAACSB: Analytical thinkingSkill: ApplicationObjective: LO 6.1: Define the business market and explain how business markets differ from consumer markets.Difficulty: Moderate17) In the business buying process, business buyers determine which products and services their organizations need to purchase.Answer: TRUESkill: ConceptObjective: LO 6.1: Define the business market and explain how business markets differ from consumer markets.Difficulty: Easy18) The main differences between business and consumer markets are in market structure and demand, the nature of the buying unit, and the types of decisions and the decision process involved.Answer: TRUESkill: ConceptObjective: LO 6.1: Define the business market and explain how business markets differ from consumer markets.Difficulty: Easy19) The business marketer normally deals with far fewer but far larger buyers than the consumer marketer does.Answer: TRUESkill: ConceptObjective: LO 6.1: Define the business market and explain how business markets differ from consumer markets.Difficulty: Easy20) The demand for many business goods tends to change more slowly than the demand for consumer goods.Answer: FALSESkill: ConceptObjective: LO 6.1: Define the business market and explain how business markets differ from consumer markets.Difficulty: Easy21) Derived demand refers to the business demand that ultimately comes from the demand for consumer goods.Answer: TRUESkill: ConceptObjective: LO 6.1: Define the business market and explain how business markets differ from consumer markets.Difficulty: Easy22) Business demand ultimately derives from the demand for consumer goods.Answer: TRUESkill: ConceptObjective: LO 6.1: Define the business market and explain how business markets differ from consumer markets.Difficulty: Easy23) In the business buying process, the buyer and seller are relatively less dependent on each other.Answer: FALSESkill: ConceptObjective: LO 6.1: Define the business market and explain how business markets differ from consumer markets.Difficulty: Easy24) Why is demand in the business market mostly inelastic?Answer: The total demand for many business products is not much affected by price changes, especially in the short run. A drop in the price of leather will not cause shoe manufacturers to buy much more leather unless it results in lower shoe prices that, in turn, increase consumer demand for shoes.AACSB: Application of knowledgeSkill: ConceptObjective: LO 6.1: Define the business market and explain how business markets differ from consumer markets.Difficulty: Moderate25) Explain the concept of derived demand.Answer: Derived demand refers to business demand that ultimately comes from—or derives from—the demand for consumer goods.AACSB: Written and oral communicationSkill: ConceptObjective: LO 6.1: Define the business market and explain how business markets differ from consumer markets.Difficulty: Easy26) Why is the business buying process more formalized than the consumer buying process? Answer: Large business purchases usually call for detailed product specifications, written purchase orders, careful supplier searches, and formal approval.AACSB: Application of knowledgeSkill: ConceptObjective: LO 6.1: Define the business market and explain how business markets differ from consumer markets.Difficulty: Moderate27) What is supplier development?Answer: Supplier development refers to systematic development of networks ofsupplier-partners to ensure an appropriate and dependable supply of products and materials for use in making products or reselling them to others.AACSB: Written and oral communicationSkill: ConceptObjective: LO 6.1: Define the business market and explain how business markets differ from consumer markets.Difficulty: Moderate28) Distinguish between business markets and consumer markets.Answer: As compared to consumer markets, business markets usually have fewer but larger buyers. Business demand is derived demand, which tends to be more inelastic and fluctuating than consumer demand. The business buying decision usually involves more, and more professional, buyers. Business buyers usually face more complex buying decisions, and the buying process tends to be more formalized. Finally, business buyers and sellers are often more dependent on each other.AACSB: Analytical thinking; Written and oral communicationsSkill: ConceptObjective: LO 6.1: Define the business market and explain how business markets differ from consumer markets.Difficulty: Moderate29) Sigma Inc., a software firm based in California, reordered 50 printers from the designated provider without any modifications. This is an example of ________.A) derived demandB) inelastic demandC) a straight rebuyD) a new taskE) a modified rebuyAnswer: CAACSB: Application of knowledge; Analytical thinkingSkill: ApplicationObjective: LO 6.2: Identify the major factors that influence business buyer behavior. Difficulty: Moderate30) A marketer wanting to determine business buyer behavior is most likely to ask which of the following questions?A) Are buyers sensitive toward price changes in consumer markets?B) What are the major influences on buyers?C) Are niche markets more profitable than mass markets?D) How do interpersonal factors affect organizational performance?E) Is the role of gatekeepers relevant in the international business environment?Answer: BAACSB: Analytical thinkingSkill: ApplicationObjective: LO 6.2: Identify the major factors that influence business buyer behavior. Difficulty: Moderate31) In a ________ situation, the "in" suppliers may become nervous and feel pressured to put their best foot forward to protect an account and the "out" suppliers may see the present situation as an opportunity to make a better offer and gain new business.A) straight rebuyB) new taskC) reverse auctionD) modified rebuyE) solutions sellingAnswer: DAACSB: Analytical thinkingSkill: ConceptObjective: LO 6.2: Identify the major factors that influence business buyer behavior. Difficulty: Moderate32) In a(n) ________ situation, the buyer wants to revise product specifications, prices, terms, or suppliers.A) reverse auctionB) straight rebuyC) new taskD) modified rebuyE) absolute auctionAnswer: DSkill: ConceptObjective: LO 6.2: Identify the major factors that influence business buyer behavior. Difficulty: Moderate33) In which of the following would the buyer reorder a product without any modifications?A) reverse auctionB) solution sellingC) new taskD) straight rebuyE) modified rebuyAnswer: DSkill: ConceptObjective: LO 6.2: Identify the major factors that influence business buyer behavior. Difficulty: Easy34) In a straight rebuy, ________.A) the "in" suppliers try to maintain product and service quality to keep the businessB) the "in" suppliers feel pressured to protect an accountC) the "out" suppliers view the situation as an opportunity to gain new businessD) a company buys a product or a service for the first timeE) buyers are keen on revising product specificationsAnswer: ASkill: ConceptObjective: LO 6.2: Identify the major factors that influence business buyer behavior. Difficulty: Moderate35) Gina Parker owns an ad agency in Baton Rouge. She regularly purchases cleaning supplies for her custodial staff, using the same vendor and ordering relatively consistent amounts of the same products on each purchase. This is an example of ________.A) a modified rebuy situationB) a new taskC) a straight rebuy situationD) reverse auctionE) product differentiationAnswer: CAACSB: Application of knowledgeSkill: ApplicationObjective: LO 6.2: Identify the major factors that influence business buyer behavior. Difficulty: Easy36) Which of the following is most likely true about a straight rebuy?A) Suppliers are not required to focus on quality of products or services delivered.B) A straight rebuy is far more complex than a new-task situation.C) A straight rebuy is handled on a routine basis by the purchase department.D) A straight rebuy occurs only when a buyer wants to pinpoint and procure the best deal in the market.E) A straight rebuy involves more opportunities for "out" buyers than do other types of purchasing situations.Answer: CAACSB: Analytical thinkingSkill: ApplicationObjective: LO 6.2: Identify the major factors that influence business buyer behavior. Difficulty: Moderate37) Worthington's Farm is an old poultry farm in Mount Prospect, Illinois. For years, it has used wooden coops to haul its poultry to the market. The owner of the farm needs to buy some replacement coops and is considering buying plastic coops that are slightly more expensive than wooden ones but much easier to clean after use. Consequently, the owner of Worthington's Farm ordered 100 customized coops from its regular supplier. This exemplifies ________.A) a modified rebuyB) a new taskC) a straight rebuyD) derived demandE) composite demandAnswer: AAACSB: Analytical thinkingSkill: ApplicationObjective: LO 6.2: Identify the major factors that influence business buyer behavior. Difficulty: Easy38) Ralph works for a manufacturing company in Ohio. Recently, he called in a department manager to assist in the purchase of some heavy machinery. After consulting the department manager, Ralph is considering a change in product specifications and characteristics and expects suppliers to meet his requirements. Which of the following is evident here?A) modified rebuyB) new taskC) straight rebuyD) product differentiationE) reverse auctionAnswer: AAACSB: Analytical thinkingSkill: ApplicationObjective: LO 6.2: Identify the major factors that influence business buyer behavior. Difficulty: Moderate39) Sheffield Cargo serves both consumer and business markets, but most of its revenue comes from its business customers. Of late, the business customers of Sheffield Cargo have demanded a change in the packaging of heavy cargo along with a more sophisticated and user-friendly extranet framework. Sheffield Cargo is under pressure to offer better products and services or risk losing a huge portion of its customers. This is an example of ________.A) a new taskB) a modified rebuy situationC) a straight rebuy situationD) trade exchangeE) reverse auctionAnswer: BAACSB: Analytical thinkingSkill: ApplicationObjective: LO 6.2: Identify the major factors that influence business buyer behavior. Difficulty: Moderate40) Peter Adams, an entrepreneur, decided to start a new technology venture. As he needed servers and computers for his company, he decided to order these from a local vendor who was offering attractive discounts. In this instance, Peter ________.A) faces a new task situationB) faces a modified rebuy situationC) is most likely to benefit the most from reverse auctionD) faces the need for product differentiationE) plans to attract customers by offering products at below-market pricesAnswer: AAACSB: Analytical thinkingSkill: ApplicationObjective: LO 6.2: Identify the major factors that influence business buyer behavior. Difficulty: Easy41) ________ refers to a business buying situation in which the buyer purchases a product or service for the first time.A) Modified rebuyB) Straight rebuyC) New taskD) Reverse auctionE) Derived demandAnswer: CSkill: ConceptObjective: LO 6.2: Identify the major factors that influence business buyer behavior. Difficulty: Easy42) ________ refers to buying a packaged solution to a problem from a single seller, thus avoiding all the separate decisions involved in a complex buying situation.A) Systems sellingB) Performance reviewC) Problem recognitionD) Proposal solicitationE) General need specificationAnswer: ASkill: ConceptObjective: LO 6.2: Identify the major factors that influence business buyer behavior. Difficulty: Moderate43) Solutions selling ________.A) is often a key business marketing strategy for winning and holding accountsB) refers to a business buying situation in which the buyer purchases a product or service for the first timeC) refers to a business buying situation in which the buyer wants to modify product specifications, prices, terms, or suppliersD) is equivalent to cold callingE) refers to a business buying situation in which the buyer routinely reorders something without any modificationsAnswer: ASkill: ConceptObjective: LO 6.2: Identify the major factors that influence business buyer behavior. Difficulty: Easy44) Rudolf Technologies Inc. decided to enter the automobile service market. Consequently, the company decided to procure the tools and machines needed from a reputable supplier. Rudolf Technologies is facing ________.A) a new task situationB) a modified rebuy situationC) negative competitionD) the need to outsource its primary service offeringE) the pressure to diversify its marketAnswer: AAACSB: Analytical thinkingSkill: ApplicationObjective: LO 6.2: Identify the major factors that influence business buyer behavior. Difficulty: Easy45) The United States Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) has mandated that, in order to reduce local pollution, all printing plants have to switch from oil-based inks to water-based inks. This will require entirely new printing presses and the procurement of a completely different printing plate technology. In this instance, the buying center of an organization using printing plants is most likely to face ________.A) a need for market segmentationB) a new task situationC) a straight rebuy situationD) a need for market diversificationE) delayed differentiationAnswer: BAACSB: Analytical thinkingSkill: ApplicationObjective: LO 6.2: Identify the major factors that influence business buyer behavior. Difficulty: Moderate46) The decision-making unit of a purchasing organization is called its ________.A) value chainB) buying centerC) customer support systemD) quality centerE) innovation centerAnswer: BSkill: ConceptObjective: LO 6.2: Identify the major factors that influence business buyer behavior. Difficulty: Easy47) The ________ refer(s) to all the individuals and units that play a role in the purchase decision-making process.A) usersB) influencersC) buying centerD) gatekeepersE) systems sellersAnswer: CSkill: ConceptObjective: LO 6.2: Identify the major factors that influence business buyer behavior. Difficulty: Easy48) ________ refer to members of the buying organization who help define specifications and provide information for evaluating alternatives.A) GatekeepersB) InfluencersC) UsersD) DecidersE) BuyersAnswer: BSkill: ConceptObjective: LO 6.2: Identify the major factors that influence business buyer behavior. Difficulty: Easy49) In routine buying situations, which of the following members of the buying center has formal or informal power to select or approve the final suppliers?A) usersB) influencersC) gatekeepersD) decidersE) buyersAnswer: DSkill: ConceptObjective: LO 6.2: Identify the major factors that influence business buyer behavior. Difficulty: Easy50) A(n) ________ controls the flow of information to others in the buying center.A) userB) influencerC) buyerD) deciderE) gatekeeperAnswer: ESkill: ConceptObjective: LO 6.2: Identify the major factors that influence business buyer behavior. Difficulty: Easy51) ________ have formal authority to select the supplier and arrange the terms of purchase.A) UsersB) InfluencersC) BuyersD) GatekeepersE) DecidersAnswer: CSkill: ConceptObjective: LO 6.2: Identify the major factors that influence business buyer behavior. Difficulty: Easy52) ________ refer to people in an organization's buying center who affect the buying decision; they often help define specifications and provide information for evaluating alternatives.A) UsersB) InfluencersC) BuyersD) GatekeepersE) DecidersAnswer: BSkill: ConceptObjective: LO 6.2: Identify the major factors that influence business buyer behavior. Difficulty: Easy53) ________ may help shape product specifications, but their major role is to select vendors and to negotiate.A) GatekeepersB) DecidersC) BuyersD) InfluencersE) UsersAnswer: CSkill: ApplicationObjective: LO 6.2: Identify the major factors that influence business buyer behavior. Difficulty: Moderate54) Eric Mason, an employee of Huntington Steelworks, is responsible for defining product specifications and providing relevant information for evaluating alternatives in his organization's buying center. Eric, whose opinions affect the buying decisions of his organization to a great extent, is most likely a(n) ________.A) userB) influencerC) deciderD) gatekeeperE) buyerAnswer: BAACSB: Application of knowledgeSkill: ApplicationObjective: LO 6.2: Identify the major factors that influence business buyer behavior. Difficulty: Moderate55) Dora has formal authority to select the suppliers and arrange terms of purchase for many of the items her firm uses. Her role in the buying center is that of a(n) ________.A) userB) influencerC) buyerD) deciderE) gatekeeperAnswer: CAACSB: Application of knowledgeSkill: ApplicationObjective: LO 6.2: Identify the major factors that influence business buyer behavior. Difficulty: Moderate56) Paul, a purchasing agent for Kiel Inc., has the authority to prevent salespersons from seeing the decision makers in his organization. Which of the following best describes Paul's position?A) influencerB) deciderC) gatekeeperD) buyerE) userAnswer: CAACSB: Analytical thinkingSkill: ApplicationObjective: LO 6.2: Identify the major factors that influence business buyer behavior. Difficulty: Easy。

《市场营销原理(第_11_版)》科特勒_课后习题答案

《市场营销原理(第_11_版)》科特勒_课后习题答案

第1章营销:管理有价值的顾客关系1. “顾客价值和满意”是了解市场和消费者需求的五大核心概念之一,其他四项核心概念是什么?这五个概念中有没有一个概念比其他概念更重要?说出支持你答案的理由。

答:(1 )其他四个核心概念是:①需要、欲望和需求:②营销供给物(产品、服务和体验):③交换和关系:④市场。

它们与“顾客价值和满意”共同构成了了解市场和消费者需求的五大核心概念,其具体定义如下:需要(need )是指人们感到缺乏的一种状态,包括:对食物、衣服、保暖和安全的基本物质需要:对归属感和情感的社会需要:对知识和自我实现的个人需要:等等。

这些需要不是营销员创造的,而是人类所固有的。

欲望(want )是由需要派生出来的一种形式,它受社会文化和人们个性的限制。

当考虑到支付能力的时候,欲望就转换为需求(demand )。

营销供给物(marketing offer)是提供给某个市场未满足某种需要和欲望的产品、服务、信息和体验的组合。

交换(exchange )是指从他人那里取得想要的物品,同时以某种物品作为回报的行为。

市场(market )指某种产品的实际购买者和潜在购买者的集合。

这些购买者都具有某种欲望或需要,并且能够通过交换得到满足。

( 2 )这五个概念,并没有哪个明显的比另外的概念更重要,但如果非要选择一个最为重要的概念出来,那么可以认为“市场”这一概念是重中之重。

因为市场是所有营销任务的最基本的关注点和目标。

而营销的核心就是基于这样的一个理念:存在一个市场,它是某种产品的实际购买者和潜在购买者的集合,这些购买者都具有某种欲望或需要,并且能够通过交换得到满足。

2. 比较下列两种营销管理理念:“推销观念”和“营销观念”。

你能举出一个仍然把“推销观念”作为营销管理理念的市场或市场类型吗?答:( 1 )推销观念(selling concept )的基本假设是:如果组织不进行大规模的促销和推销,顾客就不会购买足够多的产品。

市场营销复习与思考题参考答案

市场营销复习与思考题参考答案

"市场营销--理论、工具、实务"复习与思考参考答案第1章营销概述1.谈谈你对市场营销的理解和认识.【答】有些人片面的理解,把市场营销等同于推销。

然而推销并非是营销,推销仅仅是市场营销的内容之一。

著名管理学家彼得·德鲁克曾经指出,"可以设想,某些推销工作总是需要的,然而营销的目的就是要使推销成为多余,营销的目的在于深刻地认识和了解顾客,从而使产品或效劳完全地适合它的需要而形成产品自我销售,理想的营销会产生一个己经准备来购置的顾客,剩下的事就是如何便于顾客得到产品或效劳……〞美国营销学权威菲利普·考恃勒认为,"营销最重要的内容并非是推销,推销只不过是营销冰山上的顶点……。

正如著名学者所述,营销不是推销。

营销工作早在产品制成之前就开场了。

企业营销部门首先要确定那里有市场,市场规模如何,有哪些细分市场,消费者的偏好和购置习惯如何: 营销部门必须把市场需求情况反响给研究开发部门,让研究开发部门设计出适应该目标市场的最好的可能产品。

营销部门还必须为产品走向市场而设计定价,分销和促销方案,让消费者了解企业的产品,方便地头到产品。

在产品售出后,还要考虑提供必要的效劳,让消费者满意。

所以说,营销不是企业经营活动的某一方面,它始于产品生产之前,并一直延续到产品售出以后,贯穿于企业经营活动的全过程。

尽管有关市场营销的定义不尽一样,但从这些定义中可以归纳出以下几点:(1)市场营销是一个综合的经营管理过程,贯穿于企业经营活动全过程。

(2) 市场营销是以满足顾客需要为中心来组织企业经营活动,通过满足需要而到达企业获利和开展的目标。

(3) 市场营销以整体性的经营手段,来适应和影响需求。

综上所述,我们可以对市场营销作出这样的概括,市场营销是企业以顾客需要为出发点,有方案地组织各项经营活动,为顾客提供满意的商品和效劳而实现企业目标的过程。

2.传统营销理念与现代营销理念的根本区别是什么.【答】:两者的根本区别是核心利益点以及出发点的不同.传统营销理念是以企业为中心,企业擅长生产什么就生产什么,销售什么,一切以企业的经济利益为核心。

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Chapter 6 Business Markets and Business Buyer Behavior1) Business buying behavior refers to the buying behavior of organizations that buy all of the following EXCEPT ________。

A) products for use in production of other productsB) services for use in production of other servicesC) products purchased to resell to othersD) products purchased to rent to othersE) products purchased for personal consumptionAnswer: EDiff: 1 Page Ref: 168Skill: ConceptObjective: 6-12) In one way or another, most large companies sell to ________。

A) consumersB) other organizationsC) employeesD) not—for—profit companiesE) the service sectorAnswer: BDiff: 2 Page Ref: 168Skill: ConceptObjective: 6—13) Which of the following is NOT a way that business and consumer markets differ?A) market structure and demandB) nature of the buying unitC) satisfaction of needs through purchasesD) types of decisionsE) decision processesAnswer: CDiff: 3 Page Ref: 169Skill: ConceptObjective: 6-14) There are many sets of ________ purchases made for each set of ________ purchases.A) consumer; businessB) tangible; intangibleC) service; productD) business; consumerE) product; serviceAnswer: DDiff: 2 Page Ref: 168Skill: Concept Objective: 6-15) Which of the following is true about business marketers in comparison to consumer marketers? A) They deal with far fewer but far larger buyers.B) They deal with far more but far small buyers.C) They deal with a more elastic market。

D) They deal with fewer demands in fluctuation.E) They deal with the same decision buying process。

Answer: ADiff: 2 Page Ref: 169Skill: ConceptObjective: 6—16) In a typical organization, buying activity consists of two major parts: the buying ________ and the buying ________.A) committee; timeB) time; reorder pointC) economic order quantity; reorder pointD) center; decision processE) deciders; influencersAnswer: DDiff: 3 Page Ref: 172Skill: ConceptObjective: 6—27) The buying center and the buying decision process are affected by all of the following factors EXCEPT ________。

A) internal organization factorsB) interpersonal factorsC) individual factorsD) external environmental factorsE) self-concept factorsAnswer: EDiff: 2 Page Ref: 172Skill: ConceptObjective: 6—28) The decision-making unit of a buying organization is called the ________。

A) business buyerB) buying centerC) buying systemD) business-to—business marketE) supplier—development centerAnswer: BDiff: 1 Page Ref: 174Skill: ConceptObjective: 6—29) A ________ consists of the actual users of products, those who control buying information, those who influence the decisions, those who do the actual buying, and those who make the buying decisions。

A) supplier development teamB) cross—functional teamC) buying centerD) quality management centerE) partnership management teamAnswer: CDiff: 2 Page Ref: 174Skill: ConceptObjective: 6—210) A(n) ________ controls the flow of information to others in the buying center.A) userB) influencerC) buyerD) gatekeeperE) deciderAnswer: DDiff: 1 Page Ref: 174AACSB: CommunicationSkill: ConceptObjective: 6-211) A buying center is not a fixed, formally identified, unit within an organization, but rather a set of ________ assumed by different people for different purchases.A) budgetary limitsB) informal job titlesC) buying rolesD) status rolesE) marketing positionsAnswer: CDiff: 3 Page Ref: 174Skill: ConceptObjective: 6-212) Which of the following is NOT included in the decision—making unit of a buying organization?A) individuals who use the product or serviceB) individuals who influence the buying decisionC) individuals who make the buying decisionD) individuals who supply the productE) individuals who control buying informationAnswer: DDiff: 2 Page Ref: 174Skill: ConceptObjective: 6-213) The major influences on the buying process at General Aeronautics include company policies and systems, technological change, and economic developments。

The types of influences on the buying process in this scenario are most accurately categorized as ________ and ________。

A) individual; environmentalB) organizational; interpersonalC) individual; organizationalD) environmental; interpersonalE) organizational; environmentalAnswer: EDiff: 3 Page Ref: 176Skill: ConceptObjective: 6-214) Which of the following types of factors influencing members of a buying center are typically the most difficult for marketers to assess?A) economicB) technologicalC) interpersonalD) organizationalE) politicalAnswer: CDiff: 3 Page Ref: 176Skill: ConceptObjective: 6-215) Policies, procedures, and systems are all examples of ________ influences on business buyer behavior。

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