The type of product failure can cause any embarrassment in front of family and friends is classified as___________?

Related Mcqs:

1. The product failure that cause opportunity cost of finding other market offering is classified as_________?

   A. time risk B. cost risk C. availability risk D. choice risk...

2. The family, friends, coworkers and neighbors are classified as__________?

   A. membership groups B. formal groups C. transaction group D. informal groups...

3. The information acquired from family friends and acquaintances is classified as________?

   A. public sources B. media sources C. personal sources D. commercial sources...

4. The way of personal communication between friends, family, neighbors and target buyers about particular market offering is called?

   A. print and broadcast media B. word-of-mouth influence C. buzz marketing D. display and online media...

5. In the product hierarchy, the specific need that causes to seek existence of particular product family is classified as _________?

   A. product line B. product class C. need family D. product family...

6. The group of products includes the recognized product family in the product hierarchy is classified as __________?

   A. product line B. product class C. need family D. product family...

7. 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...

8. The failure of any product, that can have health risk for user is classified as_________?

   A. financial risk B. social risk C. physical risk D. functional risk...

9. The cost reduction approach states that product components can be redesigned without affecting performance is classified as___________?

   A. product value analysis B. product performance analysis C. product cost analysis D. product marketing analysis...

10. 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...