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Chapter 14

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In the Netherlands blue is considered warm and feminine, but the Swedes consider it masculine and cold. Hence, products for women might be packaged in blue in the Netherlands, but not in Sweden. In this case, _____ forces are affecting the product offering.

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Sociocultural

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Newman Shoes manufactures athletic footwear. The company wants to set up a factory in Nova Scotia. However, the region has strict environmental protection laws and labor policies. This is hampering the company's efforts to set up the factory. The company is facing _______ that are affecting its product offering.

back 2

Legal forces

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The _____ is an intracorporate price, or the price of a good or service sold by one affiliate to another, the home office to an affiliate, or vice versa.

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Transfer price

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_____ is a set of strategy decisions made int he areas of product, promotion, pricing, and distribution in order to satisfy the needs and desires of customers.

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The marketing mix

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Public relations includes activities such as the preparation of point-of-purchase displays, contests, premiums, trade show exhibits, money-off offers, and coupons.

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FALSE

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When a product is sold for a particular purpose in one country but is used differently elsewhere, the strategy that should be followed is ____.

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Same product-different message

front 7

The basic functions of domestic and international marketing are the same.

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TRUE

front 8

The _____ is a summation of the physical product, brand name, accessories, after-sales service, warranty, instructions for use, company image, and package.

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Total product

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_____ includes activities such as the preparation of point-of-purchase displays, contests, premiums, trade show exhibits, money-off offers, and coupons.

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Sales promotion

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The ____ approach is middle-ground advertising strategy in which the home office and the foreign subsidiaries agree on marketing objectives, which each subsidiary puts together a tentative advertising campaign.

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Programmed management

front 11

Pricing is the central focus of the marketing mix.

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FALSE

front 12

_______ involves the setting of prices for goods produced in one country and sold in another.

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International pricing

front 13

International pricing involves the setting of prices for goods produced in one country and sold in another.

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TRUE

front 14

When do marketers offer the same product and use the same promotional appeals in all markets?

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When marketers find that target markets vary little with respect to product use and consumer attitudes.

front 15

Consumer products require greater adaptation for international sales than industrial products.

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TRUE