B. power grid
C. reporting grid
D. knowledge grid
B. distinctive proposition
C. dissatisfaction
D. superior value
B. brand discount rate
C. brand responsiveness
D. brand earnings
A. legitimate mantra
B. visual mantra
C. straddle mantra
A. sampling unit
C. sampling procedure
D. sampling scale
A. buyers equity
B. market share equity
C. positive brand equity
A. channel support
C. market dynamics
D. competitive reactions
A. systematic research
C. research validity
D. research process
A. brand responsiveness
B. brand earnings
C. branding rate
A. external factors
B. economic variables
C. internal factors
A. demand forecast
C. product forecast
D. market share forecast
A. primary groups
B. transaction groups
D. membership groups
A. buying markets
B. barter alliances
C. private exchanges
B. segregate gains
C. segregate loss
D. integrate gains
A. family factors
B. social factors
C. status factors
A. minor fad
B. market disaster
C. mega trend
A. conjunctive heuristic
B. heuristics
D. eliminating heuristic
B. high market penetration index
C. fixed index
D. zero index
B. regular and irregulars
C. all of the above
D. formal and informal
A. multiple-factor index method
B. chain-ratio method
D. demand-buildup method
A. corporate terms
C. approving terms
D. influencing terms
A. memory revival
B. memory retrieval
C. memory decoding
A. system selling
C. management supplies
D. systems buying
B. commercial sources
C. personal sources
D. public sources
A. expectancy cue
B. value cue
D. central route
A. penetrated market
B. target market
D. potential market
A. geographically constrained
B. time constrained
C. money constrained
A. external record
B. private record
D. public record
A. need based model
B. want based model
D. belief based model
A. market-buildup method
B. multiple-factor index method
C. chain-ratio method
A. adoption
C. adaption
D. communication
A. market demand
B. share potential
C. product potential
A. motivational memory
B. temporary memory
D. short term memory
A. technology trends
B. social trends
D. socio-techno environment
A. selective attention
B. selective shopping
C. selective noticing
A. self-goals
B. self-values
C. self-motivation
A. central cues
B. peripheral route
D. value cues
A. no expansible market
C. expanding expenditure
D. limited expenditure
A. cost risk
B. availability risk
D. choice risk
A. minimum demand
B. potential demand
D. estimated demand
D. motivational aspects
A. mutual structure commitment
B. mutually contracts
C. commitment selling
A. fixed
C. low
D. zero
A. personal sources
B. experimental sources
A. available market
C. target market
B. corporate incentive
C. competitors incentive
D. sellers incentive
A. long term memory
B. permanent memory
D. None of above
A. high probabilities
C. segregate probabilities
D. integrate probabilities
A. procedure buying
C. large buying
D. small buying
B. total demand potential
C. total production potential
D. current demand
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