A. search qualities
B. credence qualities
C. experience qualities
D. minor qualities
Related Mcqs:
- The qualities of product that are hard for buyers to evaluate even after purchasing the product are classified as __________?
A. minor qualities
B. search qualities
C. credence qualities
D. experience qualities - The qualities of product that buyers evaluate after purchasing the product is classified as ___________?
A. minor qualities
B. search qualities
C. credence qualities
D. experience qualities - The type of auctions which considers both situations such as, many buyers and one seller or one seller and many buyers, is classified as ___
A. Australian auctions
B. English auctions
C. Dutch auctions
D. Sealed-bid auctions - The kind of product mix and marketing mix which appeals large number of buyers is called?
A. mass marketing
B. segmented marketing
C. niche marketing
D. micromarketing - A. width of product mix B. length of product mix C. depth of product mix D. consistency of product mix __________?
A. guarantees
B. warranties
C. labeling
D. packaging - The kind of reduction made to those buyers who buy large volumes of products is classified as?
A. cash discount
B. seasonal discount
C. functional discount
D. quantity discount - The prices that buyers keep in their mind and compare the price of given product to other product’s prices are called?
A. double way pricing
B. Two way pricing
C. reference prices
D. comparable prices - The stage of product life cycle in which the product has achieved acceptance from its potential buyers is called?
A. maturity stage
B. productive stage
C. improved market stage
D. profit achieved stage - The product mix pricing technique through which companies develop product lines for pricing instead of single product is classified as __________?
A. by-product pricing
B. optional-feature pricing
C. product line pricing
D. Two-part pricing - The pricing value of the product which is based on image of buyers about customer support, warranty and support is classified as _________?
A. target profit pricing
B. break-even pricing
C. perceived value pricing
D. target return pricing
