A) profit
B) market share
C) unit volume
D) survival
E) social responsibility
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A) Internet price changes are regulated by the Internet Fair Practices Act to protect consumers against price gouging.
B) The seller's price is constrained by the type of competitive market within which it competes.
C) Price changes cannot be regulated in a monopoly.
D) The type of market has little or no impact on a firm in a monopolistic competitive environment.
E) Competitive environments should affect a firm's pricing objectives, but not its actual product prices.
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A) For marketing managers, sales revenue or unit sales objectives can be easily translated into meaningful targets for a product line or brand.
B) Cutting prices for a single product in a product line to raise unit sales often results in an increase in sales for related products in the line.
C) Very often, cutting prices results in a decrease in market share.
D) Setting unit volume sales as a pricing objective results in price wars with competitors, so the practice is limited to industries with few competitors.
E) An advantage of increasing unit volume sales is that it always results in an increase in profits.
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A) 0
B) 400
C) 800
D) 1,200
E) 2,000
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A) Total cost + Total revenue.
B) Total revenue − Total cost.
C) Marginal revenue − Marginal cost.
D) Price × Quantity.
E) Total revenue + Marginal cost.
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A) $5.
B) $45.
C) $50.
D) $120.
E) $170.
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A) an oligopoly
B) monopolistic competition
C) a pure monopoly
D) pure competition
E) oligopolistic competition
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A) decrease promotion
B) increase benefits
C) decrease distribution
D) increase advertising
E) allow the perceived value of the item to increase as it matures in the life cycle
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A) value pricing.
B) customer-value pricing.
C) competitive pricing.
D) cost pricing.
E) demand pricing.
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A) $48,000
B) $32,000
C) $16,000
D) $0
E) ($32,000)
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A) demand curve.
B) price constraint.
C) break-even point.
D) supply curve.
E) marginal revenue curve.
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A) target return on sales.
B) industry profit.
C) unit volume.
D) market share.
E) profit.
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A) Small changes in price can have big effects on both the number of units sold and company profit.
B) The price for a product or service must earn a profit for the company.
C) For most products and services, there is an agreed-upon price range set by makers.
D) The price must be "right"-in the sense that customers must be willing to pay it.
E) The price must generate enough sales dollars to pay for the cost of developing, producing, and marketing the product.
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A) give up immediate profit in exchange for achieving a higher market share in hopes of penetrating competitive markets.
B) maintain a given price range to ensure there is no loss of customers over time, even if the profit margin declines.
C) invest excess cash in bonds and certificates of deposit in order to counteract any inflationary economic changes in the future.
D) reinvest all profits into market research or product research rather than returned to shareholders.
E) drop all products, product lines, or divisions that cannot maintain their pricing goals.
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A) quantity (Q) .
B) fixed costs (FC) .
C) total cost (TC) .
D) total revenue (TR) .
E) price per unit of the product (P) .
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A) an oligopoly
B) monopolistic competition
C) a pure monopoly
D) pure competition
E) oligopolistic competition
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A) As the availability of close substitutes increases, the demand for a product increases.
B) As real consumer income increases, the demand for a product increases.
C) As the price of close substitutes increases, the demand for a product declines.
D) Changing consumer tastes have little impact on the demand for a product.
E) As real consumer income decreases, the demand for a product increases.
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A) designer eyewear
B) broadcast media
C) smart TV
D) virtual reality gaming
E) luxury travel
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A) 442 buckets
B) 764 buckets
C) 1,050 buckets
D) 3,150 buckets
E) 4,200 buckets
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