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ECONOMICS

study guide chapter 7 and 8

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consumer an individual who buys or uses up goods or services for his or her own use
producer someone who makes goods or supplies services
consumption something that takes place when individuals buy or use goods or services
consumer vote something that occurs when a consumer buys a particular good or service
goods and services those things that satisfy people's needs and wants
conspicuous consumption excessive spending done to impress others
keeping up with the Joneses" the spending to stay on the same social level as ones's friends and neighbors
necessities the goods and services we need to exist
luxuries goods and services that add to our enjoyment of life
advertising the use of newspapers, magazines, radio and television to interest consumers in a product
personal selling a method of selling directly to consumers
packaging boxing or wrapping a product so as to make it appeal to consumers
creating demand getting consumers to want something that they did not want before
bait and switch offering a cheap item for sale when the real purpose is to sell a more expensive item instead
testimonial advertising that uses a famous person to sell a product
pressure tactic urging the consumer to buy right away before the price rises
bandwagon doing things the way one's friends do them
1- ch 8 - the main idea of this chapter is that advertising is .... an Industry whose purpose is to create a demand for products.
imagine that you are a businessperson wishing to sell a product. Which of the following techniques for creating demand for your product would most likely reach the greatest number of consumers ? advertising
which statement is true, according to this chapter ? advertising can inform consumers
the main purpose of advertising is to .... sell goods
which one of the following is an advantage of advertising for consumers ? gives information
which one of the following is a disadvantage of advertising for consumers ? may mislead buyers
according to this chapter, the consumer..... must approach advertising with caution
1- ch 7- a main idea of this chapter is that ... consumer spending is important for the US economy
Olga bought a tie for Dad in Parson's Department store. In this example, who is the consumer ? Olga
after the last bell rang, Bob left school,bought some ice cream,rode the bus home and telephoned Jane. Which of the items that Bob used is a good ? the ice cream
in some ways, all, all consumers are alike. This is because all consumers..... buy to satisfy their needs
which of the following is likely to decrease when consumer spending increases ? unemployment
which of the following is the most important factor in determining how much a consumer will spend ? size of income`
buying which of the following is an example of conspicuous consumption ? expensive clothes or car
under which circumstance would you be most likely to buy an item that you want now, rather than wait for a later time ? prices will rise
what is most likely to happen to the pattern of consumer spending as family income increases ? the proportion of family income spent on necessities increases
which of the following purchases most of the nation's output of goods and services ? consumers
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