A strategy designed to compete within a narrow market or product segment is called a ________ strategy
A) scope
B) differentiation
C) cost
D) focus
D
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Answer the following statement true (T) or false (F)
Which of the following is a positive consequence of conflict in an organization?
A. It provides a healthy distraction from work. B. It eliminates hostility and aggressive behavior. C. It leads to decentralization of organizational structure. D. It leads to the generation of new ideas.
Under which one of the following circumstances can an MRP system be used to its best advantage?
A) when the item's demand depends only on customer demand B) when the item's demand is uniform C) when the item's demand is constant D) when the item's demand depends on the production plans of its parent(s)
A producer of disposable diapers is planning to introduce a new brand of diapers that is specially designed for large babies who are hard to fit with regular diapers. The company mails coupons for the new brand to all the consumers in its database of disposable diaper users. The coupons offer consumers a $2 discount off the regular price of a pack of diapers. The company sends an accompanying letter advising consumers to bring the coupons to their favorite store and use them. If the brand is not in stock, the letter encourages consumers to ask the store manager to stock the new brand. This promotion effort by the company is an example of
A. integrated marketing communications. B. pulling by customers. C. pushing in the channel. D. buyer-initiated communication. E. None of these answers is correct.