A) accessory equipment.
B) service.
C) supply material.
D) component part.
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A) nondurable goods
B) unsought goods
C) durable goods
D) services
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A) the success of a business
B) further innovations
C) competitive positioning
D) employee satisfaction
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A) personal salespeople.
B) product trials.
C) the implementation of a penetration strategy.
D) advertising how the sauce differs from those currently on the market.
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A) it is often less expensive
B) it is often more flexible
C) it can often reduce the time to market
D) it can often be more expensive
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A) derived demand.
B) contrived demand.
C) primary demand.
D) secondary deman
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A) convenience goods
B) shopping goods
C) specialty goods
D) unsought goods
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A) products purchased by the ultimate consumer.
B) products for which the consumer will compare several alternatives on several criteria.
C) items used to assist in the production of other goods.
D) items the consumer purchases frequently and with a minimum of shopping effort.
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A) new-product strategy
B) development
C) business analysis
D) screening and evaluation
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A) Not really listening to the "voice of the consumer."
B) Skipping steps in the new-product process.
C) Pushing a poorly conceived product into the market to generate quick revenue.
D) Learning critical takeaway lessons from past failures.
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A) product class.
B) product mix.
C) product category.
D) marketing mix.
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A) The product is less than 6 months old.
B) The product requires a significant degree of "new" learning by consumers.
C) The product is "new" in legal terms.
D) The product is "new" from a competitor's perspective.
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A) compact disc player
B) disposable lighter
C) personal computer
D) automatic dishwasher
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A) continuous innovation.
B) discontinuous innovation.
C) dynamically continuous innovation.
D) spontaneous innovation.
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A) The new-service development process is also difficult to map out for the service company and often difficult for the service customer to observe.
B) Most service companies focus on creating incremental improvements.
C) New services usually do not have a tangible product to carry a brand name.
D) Many services require the physical presence of the customer, which demands local decentralized production of the service.
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A) seen as a discontinuous innovation.
B) viewed as new from the company's perspective because it is a product line extension.
C) viewed as a high-risk product line addition because it is new to the market.
D) defined as new by Industry Canada for the usual six month perio
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A) market test sites where organizations sell a new product via normal distribution channels and then monitor the results.
B) forced distribution markets.
C) laboratory test markets.
D) those in which a product is offered for sale on a limited basis.
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A) The PalmPilot personal assistant
B) Atari video game system
C) Breathe Right nasal strips
D) ViaVoice Gold voice recognition software
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A) totally free checking account from The Royal Bank of Canada
B) household (not individualized) frequent flyer program from Air Canada
C) mid-priced luxury sedan made in America by Mazda
D) new iced coffee beverage from Snapple
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A) derived demand
B) contrived demand
C) secondary demand
D) primary demand
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