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everything you receive in an exchange (all tangible/intangible attributes and expected benefits: a good, service, idea) |
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purchased to satisfy personal and family needs |
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product bought for resale, for making other products, for use in a firm's operations |
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inexpensive, freq. purchased item for which buyers use minimal effort |
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buyers willing to spend considerable effort for planning/making purchase |
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item has 1+ unique characteristics that group of buyers willing to spend considerable effort |
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basic material that becomes part of physical product |
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large tools/machines for production |
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standardized equipment used in production/office activities |
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becomes part of physical product and is finished ready for assembly/needs little processing |
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used directly in production of another product but not easily identifiable in finished product |
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item that helps production/operations but not part of finished product |
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intangible product that organization uses in operation |
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a series of stages in which a product's sale revenue and profit increase, reach a peak, and then decline |
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a group of similar products that differ only in relatively minor characteristics |
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all the products a firm offers for sale |
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the process of changing 1+ of a product's characteristics |
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DV of a new product that is closely related to 1+ products in the existing product line but designed specifically to meet somewhat diff. customer needs |
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elimination of 1+ products from a product line |
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a name, term, symbol, design, or any combo of those that ID's the seller's products as distinct |
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park of the brand that can be spoken |
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