A) Industry divisions (transportation,farm market,manufacturer,etc. ) .
B) Channels of distribution (wholesalers,department stores,discount stores,etc. ) .
C) Key (national) accounts and other accounts.
D) Any or all of these.
E) Only two of A-B-C are used.
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A) A marketing information system.
B) The management process.
C) Marketing planning.
D) Marketing cost analysis.
E) A marketing audit.
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A) Operational activities usually precede planning.
B) Planning tells us what really was done.
C) Planning and evaluation are interdependent activities.
D) Evaluation in this year's cycle is not related to any activities in next year's management process.
E) None of these is correct.
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A) Evaluation normally is the next stage that follows planning.
B) Evaluation both follows and precedes planning.
C) If a company had to eliminate one stage,the first one to go would be implementation.
D) Without an evaluation system,a company cannot operate.
E) None of these is correct.
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A) The salespeople do not ordinarily make their quota.
B) Companies typically find that their sales forecasts are below the figure for sales potentials.
C) Companies do not earn a satisfactory return on investment.
D) Management lacks reliable standards for determining what results should be expected from marketing expenditures.
E) The opening statement is false in that mis-directed marketing effort does not occur in companies which show a good profit rate.
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A) Estimating territorial sales potentials.
B) Matching the sales results against sales goals.
C) Analyzing marketing costs.
D) Preparing a sales volume analysis.
E) Appraising territorial sales performances.
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A) Sales forecasting.
B) Setting sales quotas.
C) Determining market potentials.
D) Selecting salespeople.
E) Analyzing sales volume results.
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A) Is an example of the 80-20 principle.
B) Indicates a well-managed company.
C) Tells us that we did a poor job of sales forecasting.
D) Illustrates the need for detailed sales information.
E) Suggests that we drop that product or territory.
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A) Setting goals.
B) Organizing.
C) Staffing.
D) Evaluating results.
E) Operating.
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A) More effective at finding new accounts.
B) Less effective at finding new accounts.
C) More effective at retaining existing customers.
D) Less effective at retaining existing accounts.
E) None of these.
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A) Sales control.
B) Staffing the sales force.
C) Sales operation.
D) Marketing.
E) The marketing concept.
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A) Management rarely finds the 80-20 principle in operation.
B) Customers can be classified by industry groups but not by channels of distribution.
C) This type of analysis is usually more fruitful when the customer groups are also analyzed by product line or territory.
D) Management should study its large accounts and not waste time and money on the small ones.
E) It is not useful to extend this analysis over several periods of time.
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A) Evaluation.
B) Planning.
C) Organizing.
D) Staffing.
E) Motivating.
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A) Find out what happens.
B) Find out why it happened.
C) Decide what to do about it.
D) Do all of these.
E) Do only two of A-B-C above.
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A) How much customers will buy.
B) What products will be purchased.
C) When customers will buy.
D) When the products will be purchased.
E) All of these.
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A) The inevitable failure of many new products.
B) The high cost of marketing.
C) Misdirected marketing effort.
D) Too many salespeople.
E) None of these.
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A) We are a hardware wholesaler,and 20 percent of our sales volume comes from building supply dealers.
B) Fifteen percent of our customers account for 65 percent of our sales volume.
C) Industry sales declined 10 percent last year.
D) Our company's sales increased 18 percent last year.
E) Last year our volume was up 10 percent,but our market share declined 4 percent.
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