Question 1

How is joint venturing more risky and complex than merely exporting?

Accepted Answer

With a joint venture,a company joins for

Question 2

The two key economic factors reflecting a country's attractiveness as a market are its industrial structure and its _.

Accepted Answer

A) transportation systems 
B) nontariff trade barriers 
C) income distribution 
D) exchange controls 
E) communication adaptation 
A) transportation systems 
B) nontariff trade barriers 
C) income distribution 
D) exchange controls 
E) communication adaptation

Question 3

Coca- Cola markets internationally by _ _ bottlers around the world for a fee or royalty and then supplying them with the syrups needed to produce Coke products.

Accepted Answer

A) creating joint ownerships with 
B) directly investing in 
C) contract manufacturing with 
D) licensing 
E) management contracting with 
A) creating joint ownerships with 
B) directly investing in 
C) contract manufacturing with 
D) licensing 
E) management contracting with

Question 4

Barter is often used in subsistence economies.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 5

All of the following are major decisions a company faces in international marketing EXCEPT which one?

Accepted Answer

A) deciding which markets to enter 
B) deciding on the global marketing program 
C) deciding how to set standardized prices 
D) deciding on the global marketing organization 
E) deciding how to enter the market 
A) deciding which markets to enter 
B) deciding on the global marketing program 
C) deciding how to set standardized prices 
D) deciding on the global marketing organization 
E) deciding how to enter the market

Question 6

To make Oreo cookies sell well in China,Kraft completely altered the popular all- American classic to a long,thin,four- layered,chocolate- covered wafer.This is an example of .

Accepted Answer

A) communication adaptation 
B) product invention 
C) straight product extension 
D) dual adaptation 
E) product adaptation 
A) communication adaptation 
B) product invention 
C) straight product extension 
D) dual adaptation 
E) product adaptation

Question 7

Sellers might accept a ,one whose removal from the country is restricted by the buyer's government,if they can buy other goods in that country that they need themselves or can sell elsewhere for a need currency.

Accepted Answer

A) buyback 
B) blocked currency 
C) counterpurchase 
D) barter 
E) tariff 
A) buyback 
B) blocked currency 
C) counterpurchase 
D) barter 
E) tariff

Question 8

Companies that go global confront several major risks.Describe three of these risks.

Accepted Answer

Companies that go global may face unstab

Question 9

Coffee,tea,cotton,and tobacco are the main exports of Uganda.It is most likely that Uganda has a(n)economy.

Accepted Answer

A) subsistence 
B) industrializing 
C) merchandise exporting 
D) marketing 
E) raw material exporting 
A) subsistence 
B) industrializing 
C) merchandise exporting 
D) marketing 
E) raw material exporting

Question 10

The European Union and NAFTA (North American Free Trade Agreement)are examples of .

Accepted Answer

A) economic communities 
B) barter organizations 
C) world trade organizations 
D) open economic areas 
E) non- barrier zones 
A) economic communities 
B) barter organizations 
C) world trade organizations 
D) open economic areas 
E) non- barrier zones

Question 11

Explain why some critics worry that American multinationals are causing countries around the globe to lose their individual identities.Give an example of the "Americanizing" of the world's cultures.

Accepted Answer

Some critics are concerned because peopl

Question 12

The Internet is making global price differences more obvious,forcing companies toward more standardized international pricing.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 13

Which of the following is an advantage created by the adoption of the euro?

Accepted Answer

A) European countries with previously weak currencies are more attractive markets. 
B) It is the last step necessary for the countries of Europe to act like a single entity. 
C) A homogeneous European market has been created. 
D) Countries outside of Europe no longer face trade obstacles within Europe. 
E) It has decreased the annual combined GDP. 
A) European countries with previously weak currencies are more attractive markets. 
B) It is the last step necessary for the countries of Europe to act like a single entity. 
C) A homogeneous European market has been created. 
D) Countries outside of Europe no longer face trade obstacles within Europe. 
E) It has decreased the annual combined GDP.

Question 14

In a(n),the vast majority of people engage in simple agriculture and consume most of their output.

Accepted Answer

A) emerging economy 
B) subsistence economy 
C) raw material economy 
D) industrial economy 
E) industrializing economy 
A) emerging economy 
B) subsistence economy 
C) raw material economy 
D) industrial economy 
E) industrializing economy

Question 15

U.S.foreign policy makers have criticized China for protectionist regulations and other actions that restrict access to several Chinese markets,including banking services.This is an example of a(an) .

Accepted Answer

A) quota 
B) boycott 
C) nontariff trade barrier 
D) tariff 
E) exchange control 
A) quota 
B) boycott 
C) nontariff trade barrier 
D) tariff 
E) exchange control

Question 16

Kellogg ads in the United States promote the taste and nutrition of Kellogg's cereals versus competitors' brands.In France,where consumers drink little milk and eat little for breakfast,Kellogg's ads must convince consumers that cereals are a tasty and healthful breakfast.Kellogg is following what type of marketing strategy?

Accepted Answer

A) straight communication extension 
B) straight product extension 
C) communication adaptation 
D) product adaptation 
E) product invention 
A) straight communication extension 
B) straight product extension 
C) communication adaptation 
D) product adaptation 
E) product invention

Question 17

Free trade zones are also known as economic communities.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 18

A(n)is a limit on the amount of goods that an importing country will accept in certain product categories.

Accepted Answer

A) tariff 
B) quota 
C) benchmark 
D) exchange control 
E) embargo 
A) tariff 
B) quota 
C) benchmark 
D) exchange control 
E) embargo

Question 19

Briefly explain why the European Union could be considered a threat to U.S.marketers that want to do business in Europe.

Accepted Answer

As a result of increased unification,Eur

Question 20

Vidal Sassoon shampoos contain different amounts of scent according to what country they are sold in.This is an example of .

Accepted Answer

A) product adaptation 
B) product invention 
C) communication adaptation 
D) standardized global marketing 
E) straight product extension 
A) product adaptation 
B) product invention 
C) communication adaptation 
D) standardized global marketing 
E) straight product extension

How is joint venturing more risky and complex than merely exporting?

The two key economic factors reflecting a country's attractiveness as a market are its industrial structure and its _.

Coca- Cola markets internationally by _ _ bottlers around the world for a fee or royalty and then supplying them with the syrups needed to produce Coke products.

Barter is often used in subsistence economies.

All of the following are major decisions a company faces in international marketing EXCEPT which one?

To make Oreo cookies sell well in China,Kraft completely altered the popular all- American classic to a long,thin,four- layered,chocolate- covered wafer.This is an example of .

Sellers might accept a ,one whose removal from the country is restricted by the buyer's government,if they can buy other goods in that country that they need themselves or can sell elsewhere for a need currency.

Companies that go global confront several major risks.Describe three of these risks.

Coffee,tea,cotton,and tobacco are the main exports of Uganda.It is most likely that Uganda has a(n)economy.

The European Union and NAFTA (North American Free Trade Agreement)are examples of .

Explain why some critics worry that American multinationals are causing countries around the globe to lose their individual identities.Give an example of the "Americanizing" of the world's cultures.

The Internet is making global price differences more obvious,forcing companies toward more standardized international pricing.

Which of the following is an advantage created by the adoption of the euro?

In a(n),the vast majority of people engage in simple agriculture and consume most of their output.

U.S.foreign policy makers have criticized China for protectionist regulations and other actions that restrict access to several Chinese markets,including banking services.This is an example of a(an) .

Free trade zones are also known as economic communities.

A(n)is a limit on the amount of goods that an importing country will accept in certain product categories.

Briefly explain why the European Union could be considered a threat to U.S.marketers that want to do business in Europe.

Vidal Sassoon shampoos contain different amounts of scent according to what country they are sold in.This is an example of .

Marketing: Creating and Capturing Customer Value

Company and Marketing Strategy: Partnering to Build Customer Relationships

Analyzing the Marketing Environment

Managing Marketing Information to Gain Customer Insights

Consumer Markets and Consumer Buyer Behavior

Business Markets and Business Buyer Behavior

Customer-Driven Marketing Strategy: Creating Value for Target Customers

Products, Services, and Brands: Building Customer Value

Developing New Products and Managing the Product Life Cycle

Pricing Strategies: Understanding and Capturing Customer Value

Additional Pricing Considerations

Marketing Channels: Delivering Customer Value

Retailing and Wholesaling

Communicating Customer Value

Advertising and Public Relations

Personal Selling and Sales Promotion

Direct and Online Marketing: Building Direct Customer Relationships

Creating Competitive Advantage

Sustainable Marketing: Social Responsibility and Ethics

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Exam 19: The Global Marketplace

How is joint venturing more risky and complex than merely exporting?

The two key economic factors reflecting a country's attractiveness as a market are its industrial structure and its _.

Coca- Cola markets internationally by _ _ bottlers around the world for a fee or royalty and then supplying them with the syrups needed to produce Coke products.

Barter is often used in subsistence economies.

All of the following are major decisions a company faces in international marketing EXCEPT which one?

To make Oreo cookies sell well in China,Kraft completely altered the popular all- American classic to a long,thin,four- layered,chocolate- covered wafer.This is an example of .

Sellers might accept a ,one whose removal from the country is restricted by the buyer's government,if they can buy other goods in that country that they need themselves or can sell elsewhere for a need currency.

Companies that go global confront several major risks.Describe three of these risks.

Coffee,tea,cotton,and tobacco are the main exports of Uganda.It is most likely that Uganda has a(n)economy.

The European Union and NAFTA (North American Free Trade Agreement)are examples of .

Explain why some critics worry that American multinationals are causing countries around the globe to lose their individual identities.Give an example of the "Americanizing" of the world's cultures.

The Internet is making global price differences more obvious,forcing companies toward more standardized international pricing.

Which of the following is an advantage created by the adoption of the euro?

In a(n),the vast majority of people engage in simple agriculture and consume most of their output.

U.S.foreign policy makers have criticized China for protectionist regulations and other actions that restrict access to several Chinese markets,including banking services.This is an example of a(an) .

Free trade zones are also known as economic communities.

A(n)is a limit on the amount of goods that an importing country will accept in certain product categories.

Briefly explain why the European Union could be considered a threat to U.S.marketers that want to do business in Europe.

Vidal Sassoon shampoos contain different amounts of scent according to what country they are sold in.This is an example of .

Marketing: Creating and Capturing Customer Value

Company and Marketing Strategy: Partnering to Build Customer Relationships

Analyzing the Marketing Environment

Managing Marketing Information to Gain Customer Insights

Consumer Markets and Consumer Buyer Behavior

Business Markets and Business Buyer Behavior

Customer-Driven Marketing Strategy: Creating Value for Target Customers

Products, Services, and Brands: Building Customer Value

Developing New Products and Managing the Product Life Cycle

Pricing Strategies: Understanding and Capturing Customer Value

Additional Pricing Considerations

Marketing Channels: Delivering Customer Value

Retailing and Wholesaling

Communicating Customer Value

Advertising and Public Relations

Personal Selling and Sales Promotion

Direct and Online Marketing: Building Direct Customer Relationships

Creating Competitive Advantage

Sustainable Marketing: Social Responsibility and Ethics

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