Marketing definitions Flashcards

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operating expenses

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cost of running a business

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vertical conflict

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members of different levels

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horizontal conflict

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members of same level

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retail price maintenance

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manufacturer and distributer agree on a certain price to sell the manufacturer’s product

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price fixing

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agreeing with competitors to sell a product at a certain price

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predatory pricing

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lower costs to drive out competition and then raising those costs to make up for the losses and make profit

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scanner fraud

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charging at a higher cost at the checkout/poin of purchase than what was advertised/on the shelves

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gray marketing

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using unofficial but legal channels of distribution

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slotting allowance

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the fee manufacturer’s pay retailers to get their prodcuts on the shelves

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channel strategies

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methods a company uses to deliver goods and services to consumers in the most efficient way

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misrepresentation

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providing false or misleading information. exaggerating, omitting info, etc.

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exclusivity

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making a product/service only available to an exclusive/limited group of customers –> raises desirability of the product/service

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commercial bank

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accepts deposits, provides loans, offers various services to business and individuals, focused on generating profit

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savings and loan association

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focused on accepting saving deposits and providing home mortgage loans. promotes homeownership

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finance company

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provides loans and credut typically personal and auto loans and equipment financing

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credit unions

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non profit organizations that prioritize consumer needs over high prices. membership based on common bond (shared employment, community, affiliation, etc.)

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styles of management: controlling

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monitoring performace and comparing to goals

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styles of management: organizing

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arrangment of resources and tasks to achieve organizational goals (defining roles, responsibility, and structure)

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styles of management: planning

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process of goal setting and determining action plans to achieve them (forecasting and decision making)

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styles of management: directing

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guiding and motivating employees to work effectively toward goals (communication and leadership)

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social responsibility

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business’s social and ethical responsibilities, acting in the interest of consumers, employees, the community, etc. (sustainable practices, transparency, etc.)

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quantities: demand

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amount of product/service consumers are willing and able to purchase at a specific price and time period

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quantities: market price

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amount of product/service available at a specific price in the market. indicates the amount consumers are willing to buy at that price.

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quantities: supply

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amount of product/service producers are willing to sell at a specific price and time.

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quantities: elasticity
how quantity demanded of goods/services responds to changes in price. (sensitivity of customers to price change)
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SWOT analysis
strengths, weaknesses, opportunities, threats
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deviation
difference between the expected outcomes vs the actual outcomes
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trade journals
publications focused on specific industries. contain info like news, trends, research, etc.
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investment bank
helps companies raise capital, facilitates buying and selling of securities
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asset-management firm
manages investments on behalf of clients to grow wealth through various investment strategies
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financial auditing firm
examines and verifies a company's finaincial records and documents to ensure accuracy
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brand insistence
customers are so loyal to a brand and they go out of their way to only purchase that specific brand
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brand preference
consumers tendency to favour one brand over others
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product positioning
defining how products are perceived in the eyes of consumers
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product screening
evaluating and assessinf potential new products
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enclosure notation
something being attached to/with the letter at the bottom of an email or something
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aptitudes
natural skills or abilities an individual possesses
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relationships: fiduciary
legal/ethical bond of trust where one party is obligated to act in the best interest of the other
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relationships: principal
where one party gives the other the authority to act on their behalf
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memorandum
short, written message used to communicate information, reminders or updates. usually internal communications
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markup
certain amount prices are increased by
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markdown
certain amount prices are decreased by
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research method: causal
cause and effect. change a variable and observe affect on the other
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research method: experimental
test hypotheses by changing variables in controlled settings to establish causal (cause and effect) links
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research method: exlploratory
preliminary investigation to understand the problem when little is known. involves open-ended methods (interviews, focus groups, surveys, etc.)
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anti-trust laws
promote competition to prevent monopolies.
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relationships: interrelated
relationships between customers, employees, etc. that influence each other
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relationships: subsidiary
fully or partially owned by another company (known as parent company)
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relationships: dependent
one entity relies on/is influenced by another
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relationships: one to one
one entity corresponds directly to another (for example, tailoring a marketing plan to a specific community/individual)
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marginal cost
change in total cost/# produced
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big Q
total quality management
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aggregate demand
total demand for all goods and services in an economy at a certain price level at a certain time
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big data
large and complex data sets that aren't easily managed
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data encryption
converting info to a coded format to prevent unauthorized access
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primary market research
collecting original data directly from sources to gain insights about specific markets or audiences
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pretest idea measurement
evaluating a concept or product before its release to gather feedback
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target readership evaluation
assessing the specific audience for a publication or content to understand their preferences and interests
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concept testing
process of testing a new product with potential customers to gather feedback
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multiprocessing example
users to access the same program on multiple computers
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rebate
partial fund given to a customer after purchase
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wage garnishment
legal process where a portion of someone's earnings is withheld by an employer
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transfer payment
payment made by the government to individuals or organizations without any exchange of goods or services in return
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economic risk
potential for financial loss bc of changes in economic conditions (inflation, recession, currency fluctuations, etc.)
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human risk
potential for loss or harm due to human actions (fraud, negligence, etc.)
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natural risk
potential for loss or damage due to natural disasters and events (storm, hurricane, etc.)
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incompetence risk
potential for loss bc of an individual's or organization's inability to perform tasks (bc lack of knowledge, experience, etc.)
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data mining
analyzing large datasets to discover patterns and trends that inform decision-making
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keyboarding
inputting data or information into a computer
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