11 Jan A type of non-tariff

Question 1

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Absorption costing:

Question 2

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In ________ pricing, a type of geographical pricing, a small firm charges customers located in different territories different prices for the same products.

Question 3

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When a computer manufacturer offers its computer with software pre-installed, a printer, and Internet service, as all part of one price, the manufacturer is using a:

Question 4

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________ pricing strategy introduces a new product at a low price to gain quick acceptance and extensive distribution in a mass market.

Question 5

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The final price set by the entrepreneur for the products depends on:

Question 6

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When a small business is faced with price competition from a much larger competitor, it should consider:

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Price wars usually begin when:

Question 8

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When pricing products, it is important to remember that:

Question 9

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Probably the most important consideration a manufacturer has when setting the final price of its new exclusive perfume is:

Question 10

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A variation of geographic pricing in which the small company sells its merchandise to customers on the condition that they pay all the shipping is called:

Question 11

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Which of the following is correct?

Question 12

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A common “me-too” pricing policy by which the small business owner establishes his/her prices by monitoring competitor’s prices and then matching them is called:

Question 13

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Which price strategy is mostly used for moving stale, outdated, damaged merchandise?

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________ tells what portion of the total revenues remains after covering variable costs to contribute toward meeting fixed expenses and earning a profit.

Question 15

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When developing a marketing approach to pricing, business owners must:

Question 16

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________ participating companies get antitrust immunity, allowing them to cooperate freely.

Question 17

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Small businesses go global:

Question 18

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Expanding a small business into international markets:

Question 19

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The U.S. Commerce Department, the SBA, and the Trade Administration provide a number of services. TOP–the trade opportunity program–is one and through it entrepreneurs can:

Question 20

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An embargo is:

Question 21

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The type of companies that are an important channel of foreign distribution for small companies just getting started in international trade or for those lacking the resources to assign their own people to foreign markets are referred to as:

Question 22

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Foreign licensing has its greatest potential in the licensing of:

Question 23

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________ is the primary market for U.S. franchisers.

Question 24

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________ involves a transaction in which a company selling goods in a foreign country agrees to promote investment and trade in that country.

Question 25

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A ________ is a document the seller draws on the buyer, requiring the buyer to pay the face amount (the purchase price of the goods) either on sight (a sight draft) or on a specified date (a time draft) once the goods are shipped.

Question 26

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The first step to becoming a truly global company is to:

Question 27

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________ is the exchange of goods and services for other goods and services.

Question 28

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A(n) ________ is a business that buys and sells products in a number of countries, offering a range of services–importing, exporting, shipping, distributing, and others–to their clients.

Question 29

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A type of non-tariff barrier to trade that consists of selling large quantities of products in foreign countries below cost is referred to as:

Question 30

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Key to successfully establishing an international location is: