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show business must satisfy needs and wants of their customer to compete  
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Customer 2   show
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show determines prices for products in order to maximize profit  
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show applying promotional techniques to potential customers  
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show developing, improving and maintaining a product mix  
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show obtaining the money necessary for business operations  
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show providing consumers with the products and services they desire  
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show managing market information to maximize business decisions  
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Distribution 9   show
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Disaggregate 10   show
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Segmentation 11   show
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Market Segments 12   show
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show babies born between 1946-1964; aging population; are of interest to companies promoting products related to aging populations  
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show babies born between 1965-1977; children of dual-careered parental homes and rising divorce rates; media savvy; big spenders in cosmetics, electronics, clothing and entertainment; reached through sharp images music and humor  
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show babies born between 1977-1997; children growing up in computer-dense environment; comfortable with computers; are attractive to marketers for building lasting consumer loyalty  
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Disposable Income 16   show
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show money left after basic living expenses have been paid  
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show changes in households, the economy, politics and workplace; changes in personal attitudes about health, time, fun and general living  
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show created by the government to help distribute federal aid; used by marketers to target consumers and launch promotional campaigns  
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show applies to a fairly homogeneous group of consumers  
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show applies to a more heterogeneous group of consumers  
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Parity Products 22   show
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show products purchased due to the consumer’s negative view of other comparable products such as bottled water  
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show items customers do not yet know they want or need to buy; promotion is the only way for marketers to raise awareness of the product  
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show completely new products people do not know about  
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Regular Unsought 26   show
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show items of necessity consumers usually do not want to spend a lot of time or money buying  
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show products bought often, routinely and without a lot of thought  
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show products the customer had not planned to buy but were at the right place at the right time; sales may be lost if customers do not see these items at the right place and right time  
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show products especially sought out by consumers usually for emergency reasons; no time to shop around  
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Specialty Products 31   show
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show increase in cost  
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show series of companies who participate in the flow of products from producer to the final customer  
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Personal Selling 34   show
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Mass Selling 35   show
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show involves promotional activities other than advertising, publicity and personal selling raising interest, trial or purchase by customers other channel members  
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show someone who uses a product  
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