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1.  If a profit-oriented marketing manager does not know the exact shape of the firm’s demand curve, marginal analysis:  is useless.  will…

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1.  If a profit-oriented marketing manager does not know the exact shape of the firm’s demand curve, marginal analysis:

   

is useless.

   

 

will suggest the same price as break-even analysis.

   

 

may be useful anyway since a profitable region usually surrounds the best price.

   

 

suggests that the only sensible approach is to use average-cost pricing.

Question 2

A market-directed economy:

   

ensures that voters and politicians agree what problem has to be solved first.

   

 

makes efficient use of resources.

   

 

concentrates solely on profit generation.

   

 

spreads income evenly among the population.

Question 3

1.  Which of the following statements about ethical behavior in business is TRUE?

   

The legal environment sets the highest standard of ethical behavior.

 

 

 

The legal environment sets the maximum standard of ethical behavior.

   

 

The legal environment sets the minimal standard of ethical behavior.

   

 

The legal environment sets the normative standard of ethical behavior.

Question 4

Elijah has classified the following items under variable costs. Which item has he classified INCORRECTLY?

   

expenses for parts

   

 

wages

   

 

outgoing freight

   

 

property taxes

Question 5

Given the following data, compute the break-even point (BEP) in DOLLARS. Selling price = $2.00, Variable cost = $1.00, Fixed cost = $150,000

   

$300,000

   

 

$400,000

 

 

 

 

$150,000

   

$200,000

Question 6

Marketers estimating the demand curve:

   

do not have to worry about price competition due to the nature of the demand curve.

   

 

can use marginal analysis to help it maximize profits.

   

 

will have to charge the market price which is set by the intersection of industry supply and demand.

   

 

could use marginal analysis to compare alternatives–but this would not help in pricing because this method focuses on selling one more unit and therefore ignores total profitability.

Question 7

The monopolistic competitition that is typical of the U.S. economy:

   

always leads to higher prices, but it may not lead to higher consumner satisfaction.

 

 

 

 

is a problem because it does not result in products that reflect consumers social values.

   

 

is the result of consumer preferences.

   

 

is the result of manipulation of markets by business firms.

Question 8

Which of the following statements BEST describes a marketing manager?

   

A marketing manager should know that most consumer complaints do not require a response because the consumer’s dissatisfaction is beyond the control of the firm.

 

 

 

 

A marketing manager should recognize that many consumers who complain are troublemakers and that not much can or should be done about their complaints.

   

A marketing manager should assume that most customers who are dissatisfied will complain, but that people who are satisfied will not.

   

 

A marketing manager should be concerned that many of the complaints that are reported are never resolved.

Question 9

Which of the following statements BEST describes a markup?

   

A markup is a dollar amount subtracted from the cost of products to get the selling price.

   

 

A markup is the selling price minus the cost of the item, divided by the cost of the item-times 100.

   

 

A markup is the selling price of an item, divided by its cost-times 100.

   

 

A markup is a dollar amount added to the cost of products to get the selling price.

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