In online B2B, companies buy and sell through electronic exchanges, which are Web-based marketplaces that cater to a specific industry’s needs.
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Which is the most common form of Internet advertising? | |||||
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- Question 2
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In online B2B, companies buy and sell through electronic exchanges, which are Web-based marketplaces that cater to a specific industry’s needs. | |||||
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- Question 3
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B2B e-business has been shown to: | |||||
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- Question 4
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Marketers must take into account external environments when creating a marketing strategy. These include all of the following except the _____ environment. | |||||
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- Question 5
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The first step in creating an effective Web site is to: | |||||
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- Question 6
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The competition between Amtrak, Hertz, and Delta Airlines for the travelers’ dollar is considered indirect competition because these services can be substituted for one another. | |||||
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- Question 7
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The strength of consumer spending is directly correlated to the rate of unemployment. | |||||
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- Question 8
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Behavioral targeting collects information over a period of time to develop a significantly detailed user profile. | |||||
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- Question 9
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Online forums are a source of information exchange and can take the form of a bulletin board, directory, or library of information. | |||||
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- Question 10
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Which step in the Pyramid of Social Responsibility focuses on contributing resources to the community and improving quality of life? |
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- Question 11
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Alliances are considered essential in a country where: | |||||
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- Question 12
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According to recent estimates, almost _____ percent of people who were online have shopped from online stores. | |||||
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- Question 13
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The strategic implication of the Internet is that the dynamics of marketing are shifting from market led to consumer focused. | |||||
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- Question 14
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A customer of All World Bank receives telemarketing calls and e-mails from the bank’s business partners, Specialty Insurance and Global Investments. Since the customer has signed into the Do Not Call Registry, these companies are in violation of the federal regulation. | |||||
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- Question 15
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Mattel Toy’s Web site offers only specialty products, such as American Girl dolls, because: | |||||
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- Question 16
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Myspace.com would be in violation of the Children’s Online Privacy Protection Act if it distributed, without verifiable parental consent, identifiable information on children under 16 years of age. | |||||
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- Question 17
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Keith is a marketer for Olympus cameras. He has organized an arrangement with a search engine by which Olympus pays the search engine a fee for listing the company in the top three results when a computer user enters “digital camera” into the search engine. This is an example of: | |||||
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- Question 18
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Phishing is defined as: | |||||
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- Question 19
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The strategic process of creating, distributing, promoting, and pricing goods and services to a target market through both computer and non-computer technologies is called: | |||||
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- Question 20
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Which strategy requires developing and distributing goods and services more quickly than competitors? | |||||
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- Question 21
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Comparing B2B e-business with B2C e-business,: | |||||
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- Question 22
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Legal contracts regarding real estate, insurance, and other financial transactions are now possible online due to the development of: | |||||
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- Question 23
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A(n) _____ is a structure that refers to a limited number of sellers in an industry in which high start-up costs form barriers to keep out new competitors deters newcomers from breaking into markets while ensuring that corporations remain innovative. | |||||
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- Question 24
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Shopping is made easier through the use of bots, which search hundreds of Web sites for information on products that meet certain criteria set by the customer. | |||||
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- Question 25
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Six firms – GM, Ford, Chrysler, Toyota, Honda, and Nissan – share 90 percent of U.S. auto sales. This is one of the reasons why the auto industry is considered a monopoly. | |||||
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