All Free Economics MCQs with Answers
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- A. discount
- B. allowance
- C. premium
- D. rebate
Explanation: A trade allowance is a price reduction offered to a retailer for performing a promotional activity, such as featuring the manufacturer's…
Correct answer: allowance- A. reseller
- B. business
- C. government
- D. service
Explanation: A retailer buys products for resale, so the transaction is made in the reseller market.
Correct answer: reseller- A. Hispanics and Asians
- B. African Americans
- C. Western Europeans
- D. Middle Eastern
Explanation: Hispanic and Asian populations were projected in standard U.S. marketing texts to grow rapidly and become highly important market…
Correct answer: Hispanics and Asians- A. 25
- B. 50
- C. 75
- D. 100
Explanation: The commonly cited textbook estimate is that an average U.S. household receives about 50 catalogs annually.
Correct answer: 50- A. intangibility
- B. inseparability
- C. variability
- D. perishability
Explanation: Perishability means a service cannot be stored, inventoried, or saved for later sale or use.
Correct answer: perishability- A. Concept development and testing
- B. Commercialization
- C. Business analysis
- D. Marketing strategy development
Explanation: Business analysis evaluates projected sales, costs, and profits to determine whether a product fits the firm's objectives.
Correct answer: Business analysis- A. rule
- B. attitude
- C. belief
- D. cute
Explanation: Calling a car the most economical expresses a consumer's specific conviction about the product, which is a belief.
Correct answer: belief- A. Enlightened marketing
- B. Myopic marketing
- C. Fundamental marketing
- D. Conceptual marketing
Explanation: Enlightened marketing balances customer satisfaction, company goals, and society’s long-run welfare, so it aims to improve the overall…
Correct answer: Enlightened marketing- A. they can generate more advertising
- B. they can please top management
- C. they can gain tax advantages
- D. they can set lower prices that that result in greater sales and profits
Explanation: A low-cost producer can reduce prices while preserving profit margins, attracting more buyers and increasing sales.
Correct answer: they can set lower prices that that result in greater sales and profits- A. harming consumers through high prices
- B. harming consumers through deceptive practices
- C. harming consumers through high-pressure selling
- D. harming consumers through too many product choices
Explanation: High prices, deceptive practices, and high-pressure selling are standard criticisms of marketing because they may exploit or mislead…
Correct answer: harming consumers through too many product choices- A. quantity discount
- B. cash discount
- C. seasonal discount
- D. trade discount
Explanation: A quantity discount reduces the per-unit price when a buyer purchases a large volume.
Correct answer: quantity discount- A. loyalty and perseverance
- B. spot selling and old product rejuvenation
- C. high sales performance and encourage capturing new accounts
- D. high pressure situations and competitive reaction
Explanation: A rapid-growth strategy requires salespeople to increase current sales while opening new accounts and expanding market share.
Correct answer: high sales performance and encourage capturing new accounts- A. The marketing concept
- B. The product concept
- C. The selling concept
- D. The societal marketing concept
Explanation: The Tylenol recall placed consumer safety above immediate sales and profit, reflecting the societal marketing concept.
Correct answer: The societal marketing concept- A. marketing provides a guiding philosophy
- B. marketing is the only discipline that can provide a formal structure for the planning effort
- C. marketing provides inputs to strategic planners by helping to identify attractive market opportunities
- D. within individual business units marketing designs strategies for reaching the unit's objectives
Explanation: Marketing contributes a guiding philosophy, identifies market opportunities, and develops strategies within business units.
Correct answer: marketing is the only discipline that can provide a formal structure for the planning effort- A. natural
- B. demographic
- C. economic
- D. technological
Explanation: The technological environment has dramatically transformed products, communication, production, and marketing practices, making it a major…
Correct answer: technological2756. A _________ is a need that is sufficiently pressing to direct the person to seek satisfaction?
- A. motive
- B. want
- C. demand
- D. requirement
Explanation: A motive is a need that has become strong enough to direct a person toward seeking satisfaction.
Correct answer: motive- A. overcome losses
- B. use its strengths to take advantage of attractive opportunities in the environment
- C. avoid paying taxes
- D. avoid the expense of costly research and development while still getting the benefits
Explanation: Strategic planning matches a firm’s internal strengths with attractive opportunities in its external environment.
Correct answer: use its strengths to take advantage of attractive opportunities in the environment- A. wife
- B. husband
- C. teenage children
- D. grandparent
Explanation: The wife has traditionally been treated in consumer-behaviour studies as the family’s main purchasing agent, although modern household…
Correct answer: wife- A. push strategy
- B. pull strategy
- C. blocking strategy
- D. integrated strategy
Explanation: A push strategy uses the company’s sales force and trade promotions to persuade intermediaries to carry and move the product through the…
Correct answer: push strategy- A. Good-value strategy
- B. Premium strategy
- C. Overcharging strategy
- D. Snob strategy
Explanation: In the price-quality matrix, overcharging means charging a relatively high price for a product whose quality does not justify it.
Correct answer: Overcharging strategy