A. geographic environment analysis
B. economic environment analysis
C. demographic environment analysis
D. analysis of natural environment
Related Mcqs:
- In consumer promotions, the certificates given to product buyers which confirms savings when they buy particular items are called?
A. sample
B. coupon
C. premium
D. cash refunds - According to SWOT analysis, the analysis of Opportunities & Threats is part of?
A. Internal environment
B. External environment
C. Both a and b
D. None of the above - A persons feeling of pleasure which results in products performance that match expectations is called __________?
A. satisfaction
B. dissatisfaction
C. distinctive proposition
D. superior value - The analysis of society is based on views of ourselves, others and nature is classified as ____________?
A. demographic analysis
B. socio cultural environment analysis
C. competitor’s analysis
D. natural environment analysis - The market consists of a set of consumers having income, access and interest in a product is called ____________?
A. target market
B. penetrated market
C. potential market
D. available market - The marketing attack in which the attacker matches its product, price and distribution is classified as ____________?
A. flank attack
B. frontal attack
C. bypass attack
D. guerilla attack - The routine work of pricing, distribution and promotion of services to the customers is classified as ____________?
A. descriptive marketing
B. interactive marketing
C. internal marketing
D. external marketing - The past sales analysis techniques do not include in ___________?
A. time-series analysis
B. exponential ratio method
C. exponential smoothing
D. econometric analysis - In the analysis of worldwide population growth, identifying household patterns for marketing purposes are said to be __________?
A. demographic environment analysis
B. geographic environment analysis
C. economic environment analysis
D. analysis of natural environment - Measuring the impact of casual factors such as income and price is called __________?
A. statistical demand
B. exponential demand
C. economic demand
D. product demand