Chapter 3 The dynamic marketing environment
Quiz
An individual company’s strategy is determined by the:
- Stage of life that its industry/market has reached
- State of the marketplace
- Nature of the market development
- Number of products in the portfolio
Commodity competition occurs where
- A company becomes a pioneer in the marketplace
- Competitors move into a market
- Market price based competition increases
- The perceived value of products tends to decline
The axis’s of a competitor life cycle are:
- Competitor activity and time
- Profitability and time
- Profitability / competitor activity and Time
- Market share and time
Marketing research can be defined as:
- the gathering, recording, analysis and interpretation of data on problems relating to the marketing of goods and services
- the systematic gathering, recording, analysis and interpretation of data on problems relating to the marketing of goods and services
- the gathering, recording, analysis and interpretation of data relating to the marketing of goods and services
- the systematic gathering, recording, analysis and interpretation of data relating to the marketing of goods and services
SLEPT stands for
- Social, legal, environmental, political and technological
- Single linear exploration of product trends
- Social, legal, economic, patent and technological
- Social, legal, economic, political and technological
By 2005, what percentage of world population is estimated to be living in developing countries?
- 65%
- 75%
- 85%
- 95%
Which of the following is not one of the three dimensions of the legal environment?
- Local domestic laws
- International laws
- Global laws
- Domestic laws
The triad economies relate to:
- USA, Japan and UK
- NAFTA, European Union and Japan
- NAFTA, European Union and ASEAN
- USA, Russia, China
A low GDP per capita, a limited amount of manufacturing activity and a very poor and fragmented infrastructure are typical features of:
- Lesser developed economies
- Emerging economies
- Under developed economies
- Lesser developed countries
A primary objective of competitor analysis is to:
- Understand and predict the rivalry or interactive market behaviour between firms competing in the same market arena
- Enable organisations to identify competitive advantage
- To be able to calculate meaningful market share values
- Identify a basis for competition